# 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](/content/hardware/g1/index.html)

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](/content/hardware/olr/index.html)

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](/content/hardware/ilh-85/index.html)

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.

## Ready to see your fleet?

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