easySwitchBox: Remote LoRa® wall switch powered by coin cell battery and Arduino IDE

easySwitchBox does one simple thing - it sends an on/off signal to any relay, actuator or other item. It can be used to trigger any event wirelessly and over long distances (even up to several kilometers using LoRa®). Programming is easy using the Arduino IDE, and communication is protected by a certified chip. easySwitchBox not only makes your projects more efficient, but also looks more professional.

Features and specifications

    IDE Control: Fully compatible with Arduino IDE
        Enumeration for Arduino Pro Mini @ 8 MHz
        Compatible with all available RFM 69 95 compliant open source libraries
    Radio Transceiver: Three transceiver options available
        HopeRF RFM95 LoRa® 433/868/915 MHz ( Long range version)
        HopeRF RFM69-HCW 433/868/915 MHz (Mid-range version)
        HopeRF RFM69-CW 433/868/915 MHz (Low power version)
    Security: Onboard Atmel/Microchip ATSHA204A encryption authentication chip
        provides secure handshake
    antenna : Tuned PCB soldered to motherboard Antenna options
        915 MHz - US, Canada, Australia
        868 MHz - Europe
        433 MHz - Europe
    Interface: Long-lasting soft-touch buttons similar to high-quality household switches
        Each button has a built-in LED for Confirmation message delivered
    Power: Uses two CR2032 coin cell batteries
        Car-mounted coin cell battery holder
        Reverse polarity protected
        High-efficiency power converter
        Batteries can last up to two years of daily use
    Installation: Two mounting options available
        Pre-taped on back
        Screws through back plate Hole on
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