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Build a Smart IoT Environment with Fabulous LoRaWAN Sensor
PLANET LS100-CO is an essential device for ensuring safety in various environments by detecting carbon monoxide (CO) levels and high temperatures. Its CO detection feature monitors harmful gas concentrations, providing early warnings to prevent poisoning. The high-temperature alarm activates when temperatures exceed 60°C, indicating potential fire hazards. Additionally, the alarming bell promptly alerts occupants to take necessary action, enhancing overall safety. This multi-functional sensor is perfect for residential, commercial, and industrial settings, offering comprehensive protection and peace of mind by addressing both gas leaks and fire risks.
LoRa and LoRaWAN Wireless Technology
LoRa is a low-power wide-area network (LPWAN) technology designed for long-range data transmission. The LoRaWAN protocol standardizes device communication, making IoT applications more efficient and easy to deploy. LoRa can achieve a range of up to 3 miles (5 kilometers) in urban areas and over 6 miles (10 kilometers) in rural areas with a clear line of sight. The range varies based on factors like frequency, environment, antenna design, and power. Its low power consumption enables battery-powered devices to run for years, depending on usage.
LoRaWAN uses a star topology, ideal for gathering small data from many low-power devices. Its open protocol supports various applications, transmitting data efficiently via gateways. The LS series is optimized for LoRa IoT, offering low power use, high reliability, and long-range communication, perfect for efficient data collection.

Expanding Capabilities with PLANET Industrial LoRa Node Controllers
The integration of PLANET LS100-CO into the NMS-AIoT platform enhances the system’s capabilities by enabling seamless connectivity via LoRa, HaLow, and wireless or wired option. This allows the LS100-CO to contribute to real-time data collection and AI-driven insights for applications in smart cities, agriculture, and industrial environments, strengthening the platform's overall ecosystem.
The NMS-AIoT platform enables comprehensive integration of diverse devices, such as sensors, RS485/Modbus systems, and PDUs, through flexible connectivity options. This unified architecture supports environmental data collection and AI processing, empowering applications like smart cities, precision agriculture, and intelligent manufacturing.
Key Features
Indoor CO Detector
High Temperature Alarm (>60°C)
Alarming Bell
LoRaWAN™ Class A compatible
| Technology | LoRaWAN | Frequency | LS100-CO-868M: 863–870 MHz; LS100-CO-915M: 902–928 MHz |
| TX Power | EU868: 16dBm; IN865: 20dBm optional; US915: 20dBm; AS923: 16dBm optional; AU915: 20dBm optional; KR920: 14dBm optional | Rx Sensitivity | -136dBm LoRa SF12 293bps; -121dBm FSK 5kHz 1.2kbps |
| Work Mode | OTAA/ABP Class A | Power Supply | 2 x 1.5V AAA alkaline batteries (Battery not included) |
| Operating Voltage | DC 2.3V – 3.3V | Battery Life Time | 2.89 years (25°C, 60 min report once, TX power = 20dBm, SF10) |
| Standby Current | 18µA | Low Battery Threshold | 2.4V |
| Dimensions | Ø106 x 36 mm | Weight | 112g |
| CO Detection | Detection Concentration Range: 0 ~ 1000ppm | High Temperature Alarm | >60°C |
| Alarming | 85dBm @ 3 meter | Ingress Protection | IP20 |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to 55°C | Relative Humidity | <90% RH (non condensing) |
| Storage Temperature | -40°C ~ 85°C | Regulatory Compliance | CE RED, FCC PART 15B |
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