This LoRaWAN cattle tracker collects GPS location and activity data from the collar, then sends it to the cloud via LoRaWAN gateways. Ranchers can check real-time positions and movement history from their phone or computer, set up geofences, and get alerts if an animal wanders off. Designed for cattle, sheep, and other livestock.
The HKT-UDS100 is a smart bin sensor, independently developed and designed by Hunan HKT Technology Co., Ltd. It measures bin fill levels periodically and sends the data to nearby LoRaWAN gateways, which then forward it to the cloud. When a bin reaches the set threshold, the system sends an alert so operators can schedule collections only when needed — instead of sticking to fixed routes. The sensor also comes with GPS for tracking bin locations and temperature compensation to keep readings steady outdoors. Used in public trash cans, waste sorting stations, and similar setups.
The smoke detectors of HKT Lora, based on LoRaWAN, detect smoke and high temperatures, and support wireless sending warnings to the system.
HKT LoRaWAN Siren makes light and sound to tell the guard management there is an alert. It supports standard LoRaWAN protocol. It has high detection accuracy. With a durable shell, it has a long life span.
This LoRaWAN smart water meter periodically transmits cumulative flow and battery level data to nearby LoRaWAN gateways, which aggregate and forward the data to the cloud — automating data collection and eliminating manual meter reading. With remote valve control for precise flow regulation, it’s used in agricultural irrigation, smart gardens, and other remote monitoring applications.
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