Modbus RTU Bridge
Seamlessly converts Modbus registers to LoRaWAN payloads with customizable polling intervals.
The UCT LoRaWAN RS485 Converter is an industrial-grade wireless converter designed to connect
Modbus RTU-enabled RS485 devices to a LoRaWAN network. It eliminates the need for long RS485
cable runs, reduces installation costs, and enables seamless remote monitoring of field devices
across large industrial facilities.
With long-range wireless communication, low power consumption, and secure LoRaWAN connectivity,
the converter is ideal for Industry 4.0, smart factories, utilities, energy management, and
remote monitoring applications.
End-to-end data transmission from Modbus field devices to the Cloud.
Seamlessly converts Modbus registers to LoRaWAN payloads with customizable polling intervals.
Communicate with RS485 devices over distances up to 2-3 km (line-of-sight) without expensive wiring infrastructure.
Built-in AES-128 encryption ensures secure end-to-end data transmission from node to the application server
Designed for demanding industrial environments with protection against overvoltage, reverse polarity.
Easy setup via micro-USB or Bluetooth for field calibration and network provisioning.
Configure threshold-based triggers for immediate uplink upon detecting critical values.
Key Points
Supports seamless local configuration through a physical USB Micro Port as well as remote, over-the-air (OTA) configuration via LoRa Downlink.
Allows field technicians to plug in a USB drive for immediate access to device logs, data tracking, and diagnostics.
Real-time log monitoring and local configuration operate entirely without an internet connection, ensuring 100% uptime in remote areas.
Designed specifically for system integrators and field engineers to accelerate installation, setup, and troubleshooting times.
Built for secure data logging and robust performance, making it ideal for critical industrial environments.
Easily integrate Modbus RTU devices with LoRaWAN for long-range wireless monitoring. Featuring a DIN-rail mountable design, 5.0 mm terminal block, and support for up to 54 Modbus registers, it is ideal for meters, sensors, and industrial automation applications.
Connect external 12V DC source to terminals V+ and V−.
Connect your RS485 device to the A, B, and GND terminals. Ensure the baud rate matches the converter default (9600 bps).
The device will automatically attempt an OTAA join upon power-up. Verify status via the LED indicator (Green = Joined).
The solution combines industrial reliability, low power consumption, secure communication, long-range wireless connectivity, and simple deployment. It allows organizations to modernize legacy RS485 infrastructure without replacing existing equipment.
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FAQS
Yes, the converter is compatible with all major public and private LoRaWAN Network Servers, including ChirpStack, AWS IoT Core and private LoRaWAN deployments.
Any device supporting the RS485 Modbus RTU protocol can be connected, including energy meters, water meters, flow meters, sensors, PLCs, VFDs, power analyzers, and environmental monitoring devices.
The converter can communicate with a LoRaWAN Gateway without internet access. However, internet connectivity is required on the gateway or network server side for cloud monitoring and remote access.
Yes, OTA firmware update support is available, allowing devices to be updated remotely without physical access.
TYes. The device uses LoRaWAN AES-128 end-to-end encryption to ensure secure communication and device authentication.
Yes, multiple Modbus RTU slave devices can be connected on the same RS485 bus, depending on network design and polling requirements.
Yes. The converter is designed for industrial applications and can be used in factories, utility plants, building automation systems, water treatment facilities, and energy management systems.
Yes, it supports both uplink and downlink communication, allowing remote monitoring as well as remote control of connected Modbus devices.
Yes. Data can be integrated with SCADA systems, MQTT platforms, cloud dashboards, and IoT applications through the LoRaWAN Network Server.