Municipal disaster prevention faces three critical gaps: short-range wireless cannot cover expansive urban and forest areas, outdoor weather and temperature changes cause device deployment failures and maintenance complexity, and delayed alerts from inadequate monitoring lead to severe economic and environmental damage when floods or fires strike.
• WTS506 IoT Weather Station — Collects temperature, humidity, wind speed, wind direction, barometric pressure, and rainfall for comprehensive weather monitoring and urban risk assessment
• EM500-UDL Ultrasonic Distance/Level Sensor — Monitors water levels in rivers and reservoirs with ±1% accuracy, 0.3-10m range, and 10-year battery life; transmits flood warnings before critical levels are reached
• EM500-CO₂ Carbon Dioxide Sensor — Deployed on radio towers throughout the city, continuously monitors temperature and humidity to detect critical parameters indicating forest fire risk
• UG67 Outdoor LoRaWAN® Gateway — Aggregates real-time data from all sensors across the city with long-range, low-power connectivity; no cabling infrastructure required
• IoT Cloud Platform — Centralized data visualization, threshold alerts, and predictive analytics enabling municipal employees to respond before disasters escalate
Result: Timely warnings prevent forest fires and floods, protecting environmental resources and ecological safety; real-time monitoring enables data-driven decision-making; LoRaWAN® durability allows rapid network expansion without sacrificing service quality while reducing operating costs.