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Smartico WM-LR

  • Device
  • 409 installs
  • v1.0.1
  • Jun 15, 2026
  • MIT license
  • v4.2+

The Smartico WM-LR is a compact IP67-rated LoRaWAN Class A Wireless M-Bus reader for remote data collection from gas, water, electricity, and heat meters via the EN13757-4 wM-Bus protocol. Supporting up to 4 configurable schedules, 90 captured packets per session, built-in magnetic sensor and accelerometer, 9,000 mAh Li-SOCl₂ battery, EU868/US915 frequency plans, and external antenna option for pipe or flat surface mounting.

Hardware Type
  • Sensor
Connectivity
  • LoRaWAN
Use Cases
  • Smart Energy
  • Smart Metering

The Smartico WM-LR is a wireless M-Bus reader for remote data collection from gas, water, electricity, and heat meters using the wM-Bus protocol, with transmission via LoRaWAN networks. It also includes an input for wired connection to the digital interface of Kamstrup meters, which can additionally be used for pulse counting. The waterproof housing allows outdoor installation, and the compact design enables mounting in confined spaces using pipe or surface adapters. In this guide, four water meters are connected to the device.

This guide describes how to receive telemetry from the Smartico WM-LR over LoRaWAN using ChirpStack and a ThingsBoard MQTT integration, and visualize the data on a dashboard.

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Device Technical Documentation

Download datasheets and manuals for the Smartico WM-LR

Smartico WM-LR Product page Smartico WM-LR Datasheet

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