LoRa module multi-band selection

The multi-band selection of LoRa modules is one of the important features of its wide application worldwide. LoRa technology can communicate in different frequency bands to adapt to the spectrum regulations and usage requirements of different countries and regions. The following are the frequency bands supported by common LoRa modules:

433MHz band: Mainly used in Europe, Asia and some other regions. In Europe, the 433MHz band is often used for short-range communication of low-power wireless devices, such as remote controls and wireless sensors.

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868MHz band: Mainly used in Europe and India. The 868MHz band is a common band in Europe and is used for low-power wireless devices such as smart meters and home automation systems.

915MHz band: Mainly used in North America, South America, Australia and some Asian countries. The 915MHz band is widely used for radio equipment, including LoRa communication equipment, in places such as the United States and Canada.

These frequency band options enable LoRa technology to communicate globally while meeting regulations and spectrum regulations in different regions. For users, choosing the right LoRa module band depends on the geographical location of its deployment and the required communication coverage.