KLR-BRF Standard Gateway

• Supply voltage: DC 12 [V]
• Current consumption: 1 [A]
• Power consumption: 10 [W]
• Transmission frequency: 433 [MHz]
• Reception range 500 [m]
• Sending range 1000 [m]
• Output power: 500 [mW]
• Sensitivity: -106 [dBm]
• Porty: RJ45, slot karty SD, 2x antena 433
• Housing made of aluminum
• Installation on a flat surface or wall
• The set includes a power supply from AC 230 V to DC 12 V
• Dimensions: 155 × 114 × 32 [mm]

Kaler Long Range is an advanced paging system based on Long Range (LoRa) technology with a frequency of 434 MHz. Thanks to its large range and extensive notification management, it is ideal for hospitals, clinics and industrial facilities. The system eliminates the need to run cabling to some devices, which reduces costs and installation time. Simple configuration allows for quick implementation, and a wide range of transmitters and receivers allows you to tailor the system to the specific needs of each facility, ensuring reliability and convenience of use.

The KLR-BRF gateway receives wireless signals from Standard transmitters and transmits them to the rest of the devices via the LAN. For proper operation, it requires cooperation with KLR-OSD or KLR-SK devices, with which it communicates via wired LAN. The gateway can also be used to extend the range of the system, allowing the area of ​​operation to be expanded by adding additional gateways. It can act as a "bridge", enabling the integration of Kaler Standard transmitters with the Kaler Long Range system. This makes KLR-BRF ideal for large facilities such as hospitals, clinics and other facilities where it is crucial to ensure effective communication over long distances.

Paging systems are used in hospitals, nursing homes, restaurants, factories, hotels, prisons, schools and shopping centers, ensuring fast and reliable communication. They enable immediate response to the needs of patients, guests and employees in workplaces, and are also useful in public bathrooms, classrooms, warehouses and offices. Thanks to their universality, these systems not only increase safety, but also improve communication and increase operational efficiency in various environments.