LoRaWAN 4-Channel AC Current Meter End Node
Device Overview
The ioX-Connect LoRaWAN 4-Channel AC Current Meter enables real-time monitoring of up to four AC circuits from a single, battery-powered device. Using external CT clamps, it provides accurate current and energy data to help identify abnormal loads, track run-time, and reduce energy waste across industrial and commercial facilities.
Key Specs:
- Measurement type: AC current (via external CT clamps)
- Channels: 4 independent inputs
- CT clamp options: 100 A / 50 mA, 300 A / 50 mA, 600 A / 50 mA (sold separately)
- Battery: 8500 mAh Li-SOCl₂ (non-rechargeable)
- Connectivity: LoRaWAN (Class A)
- Operating temperature: -40°C to 85°C (-40°F to 185°F)
- Installation environment: Indoor/ Outdoor electrical panels and enclosures
Why This Current Meter?
Facilities often lack circuit-level visibility, making it difficult to identify inefficient equipment, failing motors, or unbalanced loads. This device was designed to provide a simple, wireless way to monitor multiple circuits without rewiring or installing powered meters—ideal for retrofits and distributed sites.
How It Works
Sense
External CT clamps measure AC current on up to four individual circuits.
Transmit
Measured data is wirelessly transmitted via LoRaWAN to a nearby gateway.
Monitor & Alert
Current and energy data are visualized in the ioX-Connect platform, where thresholds and alerts can be configured to flag abnormal conditions.

Multi-Circuit Visibility
Monitor up to four circuits simultaneously to gain granular insight into equipment operation and energy usage.
Flexible CT Clamp Support
Supports multiple CT clamp sizes to accommodate a wide range of current levels and applications.
Long-Term, Low-Maintenance Operation
An ultra-low-power design and high-capacity battery enable multi-year operation without external power.
Actionable Energy Insights
Identify abnormal loads, verify run-time, and support energy optimization and preventive maintenance strategies.
Devices Commonly Deployed with our LoRaWAN Sensor
Devices typically deployed alongside our LoRaWAN Current Meter:
LoRaWAN Gateways
Provide long-range, secure connectivity between the current meter and the ioX-Connect platform.
LoRaWAN Multi-Channel Pulse Counter
Collect and transmit pulse data from meters, switches, and industrial equipment to track usage, runtime, and production metrics remotely.
LoRaWAN Industrial Analog Sensor End Node
Used alongside current monitoring to capture voltage, pressure, or other analog signals for broader equipment insights.
CT Clamps
Multiple CT clamp sizes to accommodate a wide range of current levels and applications.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Channels | 4 |
| Current Sensing | External CT clamps (100 A / 50 mA, 300 A / 50 mA, 600 A / 50 mA) (SOLD SEPERATELY) |
| LoRaWAN Version | v1.0.3, Class A |
| Power Supply | 8500 mAh Li-SOCl₂ battery |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to 85°C (-40°F to 185°F) |
| Enclosure | Compact industrial housing for panel installation |
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Circuit-Level Visibility Without Rewiring: Monitor individual circuits using external CT clamps without modifying existing electrical infrastructure or interrupting operations.
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Battery-Powered for Fast Retrofit Deployments: Eliminates the need for external power sources, enabling quick installation inside electrical panels and remote locations.
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Energy Analysis and Equipment Run-Time Tracking: Provides actionable current data to analyze energy consumption patterns, verify equipment run-time, and detect abnormal electrical loads.
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Scales Across Panels, Equipment, and Sites: Easily deploy multiple devices across electrical panels and facilities, supporting centralized monitoring across distributed operations.
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Native Integration with ioX-Connect Dashboards and Alerts: Data is automatically visualized within the ioX-Connect platform, where thresholds, alerts, and reports can be configured for proactive monitoring and maintenance.
Motor and Pump Run-Time Monitoring: Track when motors and pumps are operating to validate run-time hours, identify short-cycling conditions, and support maintenance scheduling based on actual usage.
Electrical Load Balancing: Monitor current across multiple circuits to identify unbalanced loads, optimize phase distribution, and reduce stress on electrical infrastructure.
Energy Consumption Tracking by Circuit: Gain circuit-level visibility into energy usage to understand where power is being consumed, allocate costs accurately, and identify opportunities for efficiency improvements.
Detection of Abnormal Current Draw and Equipment Degradation: Identify abnormal current patterns that may indicate failing motors, worn bearings, electrical faults, or inefficient equipment operation before failures occur.
Preventive Maintenance and Energy Efficiency Programs: Use continuous current data to support condition-based maintenance, reduce unplanned downtime, and improve overall energy efficiency across facilities.
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Frequently Asked Questions about LoRaWAN Sensor
Please reach out to us at: sales@iox-connect.com if you have any additional questions that are not addressed below. You can also check out our content library for more information and content on wireless sensors and IoT.
The device supports standard split-core CT clamps with ratios of 100 A / 50 mA, 300 A / 50 mA, and 600 A / 50 mA. CT clamps are selected based on the expected current range of the monitored circuit and are sold separately.
No. The device is fully battery-powered using an 8500 mAh Li-SOCl₂ battery. This eliminates the need for external power wiring and makes it ideal for retrofit installations inside electrical panels or remote locations.
Battery life depends on reporting intervals, number of active channels, and alarm configurations. In typical monitoring scenarios, the device is designed to operate for multiple years without battery replacement.
The current meter communicates over LoRaWAN and is compatible with ioX-Connect LoRaWAN Gateways. Gateways provide the long-range wireless connection between the device and the ioX-Connect platform.
Absolutely. You can update configuration parameters—such as reporting intervals or thresholds—by sending a downlink command from the ioX-Connect platform to your device over the network. We've made it very simple and easy for users of the ioX-Connect platform to do this. Every sensor in your account will show sensor specific settings that can be applied to your device, there is no need for you to worry about any technical reference guides or documentation or needing to understand how uplinking/ downlinking works or what payload formatters are. ioX-Connect takes care of all of that for you. There is also no need for physical access; you manage and fine-tune your sensors anytime, anywhere through the portal.
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