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RAK19007 with RAK4631

RAK19007 with RAK4631

RAKwireless RAK19007 + RAK4631

$29.99 - $39.99USD

WisBlock modular LoRa node built with RAK19007 base board and RAK4631 core.

Austin Mesh

Comments from the Austin Mesh Community

The RAK19003 and 19007 are the baseline for our network. Well over 100 of these are deployed throughout Central Texas. While midrange in transmit power(22dbm) they offer spectacular receive capability, and almost unbelievable battery life. A single 18650 allows a RAK to run for multiple days, and a 1w solar panel is more than enough to keep it powered indefinitely here in the Texas sun. Some of our RAK units have now been deployed 3 years continuously.

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Key Specifications

  • MicrocontrollernRF52
  • LoRa RadioSX1262
  • Max TX Power22 dBm (~160 mW)
  • Estimated Runtime
  • Power ConsumptionLow

Technical Specifications

LoRa Radio

SX1262

Max TX Power

22 dBm (~160 mW)

Microcontroller

nRF52

Power Consumption

Low

Antenna

External via u.FL/IPEX connector

Battery Type

External

Battery Capacity

N/A

Estimated Runtime

Interfaces

USB-C, GPIO, I2C, SPI, UART

Features

Bluetooth

Bluetooth support for local device configuration and connectivity.

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