The innovative LoRa solution for exceptional long range control and low speed data transmission.
Narrowband multichannel devices offering great flexibility and high specifications in a consistent pinout. Custom frequencies readily supported.
The LM series from Radiometrix is the leading mid-range radio module solution available, offering users highly reliable, low-cost, radio links with multi-channel operation.
In the industry standard pin-out introduced by Radiometrix, our wideband single channel SIL modules provide the lowest cost solution for short range wireless links.
Radiometrix manufactures an impressive range of high performance multichannel narrowband modules, in a family led by the TR2M transceiver.
As well as the lower power 'baseline' radio families, Radiometrix also manufactures a range of VHF radios with transmit power levels well above what is commonly understood by “low power” radio.
The most well known low power wireless bands are in the VHF and UHF (400 and 870MHz) regions, but there is an often overlooked world wide allocation at 27MHz.
The established ranges of Radiometrix products already put a lot of functionality into very small packages, but advances in RF devices in recent years has noticeably raised the game.
In the UK, there is a specific allocation on 458MHz for long range, high reliability wireless links (targeting industrial telemetry, telecommand and machine control tasks).
Products in this application area such as pendant alarms for the vulnerable, emergency cord alarms for disabled facilities, are allowed to operate on a specific 869.2125-869.2375MHz allocation, and require the highest (EN300-220 category 1 “life critical”) performance.
Using the most up-to-date class of fully integrated radio-on-silicon devices, Radiometrix has recently introduced a range of full feature 400MHz (LNM2H and HNM2) and 869MHz band (LNM3 and HNM3) high power (500mW) RS232 compatible radio modems.
While the flexibility of a raw baseband interface radio is invaluable, there are occasions where a much simpler-to-use “serial cable replacement” is a better choice. These modules fulfil that requirement.
Radiometrix has been manufacturing radio modules for almost 40 years. In that time new designs have improved older ones, and technologies have changed. Some critical parts have even become obsolete. This has produced a family of legacy designs but Radiometrix does not just discontinue products and does not leave users options.
