REYAX Technology Launches New Helium Compatible LoRaWan® Transceiver Module: RYLR993

REYAX Technology is pleased to announce the launch of a new 868/915MHz Transceiver Module RYLR993, which supports the LoRaWAN® long range wireless protocol.

The RYLR993 provides both LoRaWAN®, LoRa® Proprietary selection and supports for LoRaWAN® class A, class B, and class C, therefore is able to respond to different customer needs or energy consumption. With Support REYAX RYLR998 proprietary mode, the RYLR993 is easy to connect to RYLR998 which is also a widely use LoRa module from REYAX. Besides, with the AES128 CCM Data encryption, the RYLR993 provides better mutual authentication, integrity protection and confidentiality when transferring data.

Helium is a globally distributed network of hotspots that creates public long-range wireless coverage for LoRaWAN® IoT devices. With supports both LoRaWAN® protocol and Helium Compatible, the RYLR993 can connected with Helium hot spot and builds the complete architecture for the Internet of Things, which means developers can put more focus more developing applications but no need to worry on how integrating a system combination from nodes to base stations.

For helping the product developers can rapidly evaluate and develop new project, REYAX also provide another RYLR993_Lite, which has the same function as RYLR993 with pin-out. Now the module is broadly use in several fields such as Mobile Equipment, Home Security, Industrial Monitoring and Car Alarm.

REYAX TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.

6F., No. 8, Aly. 30, Ln. 358, Ruiguang Rd., Neihu Dist., Taipei City 11492, Taiwan

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E-mail: sales@reyax.com
Website: www.reyax.com

REYAX Technology is a total IoT solution provider dedicated to providing high quality modules, engineering designs and supply chain services to electronics manufacturers. As a leader in wireless communications market, REYAX offers almost all kind of solutions including Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, LoRa, RFID, GNSS, Cloud, and is be widely used in smart farming, industrial electronics or security monitoring

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