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GATEWAY – How do I find my gateway?

The Gateway includes a GPS geolocation module. It enables the gateway to be located more quickly on a map in the NAVIXIS supervision application.

GATEWAY – Can the Gateway EDGE run on batteries and/or solar panels?

The Gateway EDGE can be operated without a mains power supply using a 12V battery or a solar kit incorporating a power consumption monitoring module.

GATEWAY – Where to install my Gateway EDGE?

Gateway EDGE is specifically designed for outdoor use. The Gateway can be wall- or pole-mounted using the included mounting kit. The robust IP67 case is perfectly waterproof and dustproof.

GATEWAY – How do I commission the Gateway?

For quick and easy commissioning, the Gateway is factory-set. Plug in the gateway, scan the QR code: your LoRaWAN network is up and running!

GATEWAY – How is my data backed up?

A micro SD card is built into the product. It stores up to 1 year of data in memory. Useful in the event of LTE or Ethernet network outages.

GATEWAY – What if I don’t have an LTE network (4G)?

If no LTE network is available, then an Ethernet link can take over. The cable provides both data and power to the gateway up to 100 meters away.

Security – How do I configure my sensor for NFC?

NFC is a magnetic field technology used to exchange data between two nearby devices. NFC is used to configure Nexelec sensors. To configure your sensor, simply : Download the free Nexelec TOUCH application onto your smartphone Place the smartphone against the central part of the sensor Follow the instructions on the TOUCH application

CO2 – How do I calibrate my CO2 sensor?

For RISE, SIGN The calibration process is performed automatically by the device every 8 days. No maintenance required. The reliability of CO2 measurements is guaranteed throughout the product’s lifetime. You can also calibrate the CO2 sensor manually: Place the product outdoors or near an open window for 10 minutes. Press the secondary button on the […]

OAQ – Why measure outdoor air quality?

Poor air quality has an impact on our bodies. These consequences can be more or less serious, depending on the case: headaches, asthma, chronic illnesses, cardiovascular diseases, etc. For health, environmental or regulatory reasons, it may be necessary to measure and analyze Outdoor Air Quality.

IAQ – How to interpret the various pollutants?

NEXELEC sensors are capable of measuring different pollutants, depending on the model. Depending on the country and the environment, thresholds may vary. Depending on WHO and ANSES regulations, thresholds may differ from one country to another. The values set out below are valid for ERP (Etablissements Recevant du Public) in France.   Carbon Dioxide (CO2) […]

PM – Why measure fine particles?

Fine particles penetrate deep into the respiratory tract. They come from human activity (dust), combustion heating (coal, wood, fuel oil, etc.) and road traffic. Depending on their degree of toxicity and concentration, they can cause short- or long-term pathologies such as eye and respiratory tract irritation, or even cardiovascular problems and cancer.

IAQ – Why measure ambient parameters in the workplace?

Depending on the model, products offer lighting and energy optimization, acoustic monitoring, space and safety management, and automation scenario options.