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Socketsync Bluetooth Gateway

  • Device
  • 224 installs
  • v1.0.2
  • Jun 15, 2026
  • MIT license
  • v4.2+
Socketsync Bluetooth Gateway

The Lansitec SocketSync Bluetooth Gateway is a compact plug-and-play LoRaWAN/BLE 5.0 bridge that simply plugs into any 85–305VAC wall socket, requiring no separate power supply or wiring. Supporting up to 105 simultaneous beacons, 1.5 km urban LoRa range, configurable BLE payload filtering, geo-fencing, FOTA, and AES128 encryption with CE/FCC/RCM certification, it is ideal for hospital asset tracking, smart offices, warehouses, and public venue management.

Hardware Type
  • Gateway
Connectivity
  • LoRaWAN
Use Cases
  • Smart Office
  • Fleet Tracking

SocketSync Bluetooth Gateway is designed based on BLE and LoRa technology. With the advanced LoRa technology and built-in BLE module, the BLE gateway receivesand reports the Bluetooth devices messages to the LoRaWAN gateway. The parameter settings, such as the heartbeat period, LoRaWAN work mode, and sensor data to send in a Bluetooth message, are adjustable as per customers’ requirements.

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Download datasheets and manuals for the Socketsync Bluetooth Gateway

Socketsync Bluetooth Gateway Product page Socketsync Bluetooth Gateway Datasheet

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