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ESP32 LoRa Gateway For Data Monitoring
Intermediate
ARDUINO
Project Specific
6 – 12 Hours
Partial Kit

ESP32 LoRa Gateway For Data Monitoring

A DIY project utilizing an ESP32 and LoRa gateway to wirelessly collect and monitor temperature data from multiple thermocouples in a high-temperature industrial boiler environment.

Originally published on ElectronicsForU
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Parts You'll Need

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We don't carry yet: Temperature Sensor (generic)
Arduino Mega
LoRa Module
Enclosure / Box / Case

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How It Works

Why Build This

Design a reliable, long-range wireless sensor network using LoRa technology for harsh industrial data acquisition.
Integrate multiple microcontroller platforms (Arduino Mega and ESP32 DevKit v1) to handle complex analog sensor inputs and wireless gateway processing.
Deploy robust enclosure techniques (IP64 cabinets) and stable power supplies suitable for deployment in high-temperature power plant environments.

Real-World Application

Industrial boiler temperature monitoring and safety data acquisition in power plants.

Skills You'll Learn

Thermocouple signal acquisition
LoRa wireless communication
Microcontroller serial interfacing
Power supply management
Enclosure environmental sealing

Safety Precautions

Handle high-temperature environments, AC power supplies, and sealed enclosures appropriately to avoid burns and electrical hazards.

Technology Tags

ESP32
LORA
ARDUINO
THERMOCOUPLE
DATA MONITORING
IOT
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION

Frequently Asked Questions

The Arduino Mega is well-suited for managing multiple analog sensor inputs from the K-type thermocouples, while the ESP32 provides the necessary processing power and integrated features to handle the LoRa gateway duties and system communications.
LoRa technology is specifically designed for long-range, low-power wireless communication, typically spanning several kilometers depending on line-of-sight and environmental obstacles present in an industrial setting.
The IP64-rated cabinet protects the sensitive electronic components, such as the ESP32 board and power supply, from dust, accidental splashes, and harsh conditions commonly found near industrial boilers.

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