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# General information

RX BACNET: general information

The **RX BACNET** is a receiver designed to provide the interface between Enless sensors and building management systems (controllers, BMS, supervision).

## LoRa Easy Technology (Proprietary)

This receiver uses exclusively the **LoRa Easy**protocol, a proprietary, optimized and lightweight version of the LoRa protocol.

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**Important** : The **RX BACNET** is only compatible with the Enless Wireless sensor range specified as LoRa Easy. It cannot communicate with third-party LoRaWAN equipment.
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## Connectivity and Integration

A true data bridge, the **RX BACNET** converts Enless sensor radio frames into usable BACnet data. It offers complete integration flexibility thanks to its dual connectivity:

* **BACnet IP** via its RJ45 Ethernet port.
* **BACnet MS/TP** via its RS485 serial link.

## Key installation points

* **Wide-range power supply** : Supports 7.5 to 24 VDC (typically 12V 1A).
* **Simplified configuration** : Intuitive web interface for sensor registration (LoRa ID), real-time network diagnostics, and viewing the register table.
* **Flexible mounting** : Integrated wall mounting or on 35mm DIN rail (via optional accessory).
* **Optimized reception** : SMA connector for remote antenna (recommended model: ANT REN SMA LR 1000-008) to ensure maximum range even in a metal cabinet.


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