Any Manufacturer

LoRaWAN Vibration Sensor

Also applies to: WISE-2410, Browan TBMS100, Milesight VS132, Monnit Alta

30 minutesEasyLoRaWAN

What You Need

LoRaWAN vibration sensor (any ISO 10816-compatible)

LoRaWAN gateway (if not already deployed)

Customer provides:

1
Mount sensor
Attach vibration sensor to machine housing using magnetic mount or adhesive. Place on the bearing housing or motor frame for best readings.
2
Verify gateway range
Ensure the LoRaWAN gateway is within range (typically 50-500m indoors, up to 15km line-of-sight). Check RSSI on first uplink.

1
Register on gateway
Add the sensor's DevEUI, AppEUI, and AppKey to your LoRaWAN Network Server (ChirpStack, TTN, or built-in). Use OTAA activation.
2
Configure reporting interval
Set the uplink interval (typically 10-60 min for vibration). Lower interval = more battery drain.

1
Check uplink
Verify the gateway shows the sensor as 'joined' and data packets are arriving.
2
Verify in Flowstate
Check the Operations dashboard for the new vibration sensor. Metrics should include velocity (mm/s) and/or acceleration (g).

Vibration velocity (mm/s RMS)

Acceleration (g peak)

Temperature (°C)

Battery level (%)

Don't have LoRaWAN access?

The universal CT clamp works on any machine — 15 minutes, zero configuration.

Calculate what downtime is costing you, then get started.