IoT Gateways
Connecting iot devices around the clock
Accent Systems’ small IoT gateways create a local IoT network and communicate with both static and moving surrounding IoT devices. They send relevant data back and forth, which is then displayed through our cloud-based web dashboard. Our gateways can also work as a mobile system, thus being suitable for moving infrastructures.
Ensure a solid connection on the way
- Connects to existing IoT cellular network.
- Works in indoor facilities (multiple fixed locations) and in moving infrastructures (ambulances, corporate fleets, forklifts, etc.).
- Supports GNSS, WI-FI, Cell ID, Bluetooth Beacons, UWB.
- Pair it with any of our beacons and trackers.
Our IoT Gateway
GTW
- Bluetooth 5.0 Long Range
- IoT communication technologies
GPRS, LTEM/CATM1, NB-IOT - Supported geolocation technologies
GNSS, Wi-Fi, Cell ID, Bluetooth Beacons
- Special features
Adjustable alarms and push notifications
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