Wireless sensors and Yggio, the open operational layer for cities, property owners and transport operators. Your data, your operations, your sovereignty.

Designed to disappear. Built to last.

Ultra-low-power LoRaWAN and Z-Wave sensors for buildings, cities and industry. Five form factors on three platforms, small enough to blend in anywhere and built to run for years on a single battery. Each product states its own battery life.

Five form factors. Three platforms.

Strips comes on two radios: Z-Wave for the smart home, LoRaWAN for buildings and cities. Square, Square Xtreme, Puck and Prism share a third: one LoRaWAN hardware architecture and firmware, configured by NFC and extended with downloadable VSM apps.

Square · Square Xtreme · Puck · Prism LoRaWAN · one hardware architecture · NFC · VSM apps Four form factors on one hardware architecture and firmware. Configure by NFC from a phone, and load downloadable VSM apps to give a deployed sensor a new job in the field without changing the hardware.

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What every sensor shares

Years on one battery

Ultra-low-power design, and cloud-side processing where it saves energy. Battery life depends on the sensor and how often it reports: well over ten years for most sensors.

Configured over the air

Every sensor takes its settings over the air, so a change of reporting interval or threshold never means a ladder. Square, Square Xtreme, Puck and Prism can also be set up on site with an Android phone over NFC, and they run downloadable VSM apps: a sensor already on the wall can be given a new task without touching the hardware.

Quality you can trace

SIDD (Sensative In-Device Diagnostics) keeps an internal quality record in every sensor. On Square, Square Xtreme, Puck and Prism it is collected automatically at each NFC read; Strips are read out physically. That gives traceability for a whole fleet instead of a sample.

Works on any network. Better with Yggio.

Every sensor runs stand-alone on any compatible LoRaWAN or Z-Wave network. Add Yggio and it becomes part of one governed operational layer, next to the rest of your devices and systems.

Accessories

Mounting and add-ons for the sensors above.

Strips +Switch

A sliding button that clips onto any Strips for LoRaWAN. Slide it to order a service, start a scene or switch a device, and the sensor becomes an actuator too.

Fits: Strips for LoRaWAN

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Strips +Clip

A mounting clip for Strips: holds the sensor close to rough surfaces such as concrete, brick or untreated wood where adhesive will not stick, and lets you move it without leaving a trace.

Fits: Strips for LoRaWAN, Strips for Z-Wave

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Square screw mounting kit

Two adhesive plates for mounting any Square sensor with screws where adhesive is not enough, behind the device or beside it.

Fits: Square

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Puck mounting plates

A thin steel plate that Puck is glued to. Screw it to a wall or strap it to a pipe with cable ties. Sold separately.

Fits: Puck

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