Three hubs for three realities.

Indoor BLE, outdoor BLE, or long-haul LoRa. We picked the hardware, wrote the firmware, and we debug it when it breaks. No reference designs glued together with middleware.

The hubs

Pick the one that matches your site.

BLE Hub · indoor

Echolo G1

The indoor workhorse. BLE 5 + WiFi AP in a single box.

• Range: Up to 300 m BLE · ~100 m WiFi AP
• Enclosure: Polycarbonate

BLE Hub · outdoor

Echolo OLR

The outdoor workhorse. IP54, BLE 5 long-range, zero-config.

• Range: Up to 300 m BLE
• Enclosure: IP54 rated polycarbonate

LoRa Gateway · indoor

LoRa ILH-85

The long-haul hub. LoRa for the sensors BLE can't reach.

• Range: Up to 11 km (line of sight, rural)
• Enclosure: IP30

A short decision tree.

Most deployments mix two of the three. Indoor warehouses with a yard out back usually want G1 + OLR. Agricultural or remote sites want OLR + ILH-85. We'll spec the mix for you if you tell us the site.

1. INDOORS
   Reach for the G1.
   Warehouses, clinics, manufacturing floors. BLE 5 for the assets plus a WiFi AP for the network that isn't there yet.

2. OUTDOORS
   Reach for the OLR.
   Yards, construction, ports, rooftops. IP54, -40 °C, BLE 5 long-range, PoE in the box.

3. LONG-HAUL
   Reach for the ILH-85.
   Farms, remote sites, whole-facility coverage. LoRa up to 11 km, 2,000 end devices, dual-SIM backhaul.

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