ZennerMinomess A B.OneRemote reading over Wireless M-Bus, LoRaWAN

Zenner Minomess A B.One, photo 1 of 4

Water · Wireless M-Bus, LoRaWAN

Connection options

  • Wireless M-Bus

    Integrated

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  • LoRaWAN

    Integrated

    • Metbox LoRaWANMetbox LoRaWANBuy
    • Generic LoRaWAN gatewayConnect
    • LoRaWAN network packet forwarderConnect

Metbox platform

Metbox platform

1386m³

Readings

  • Total m³
  • Daily and hourly consumption
  • Flow rate

Alerts

  • Leak and continuous flow
  • No data received
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How to read Zenner Minomess A B.One remotely

Every route below is one we have tested and integrated. Pick the one that matches the network on your site.

Tested by Metbox: this model is in our device database, and our team has integrated and decoded it.

Wireless M-Bus
The meter broadcasts its readings by radio at 868 MHz. A Metbox Wireless M-Bus gateway in range receives the telegrams; if they are encrypted, add the meter’s AES key in the platform once, and every reading arrives decoded. Wireless M-Bus gateway
LoRaWAN
Register the device on a Metbox LoRaWAN gateway or on the LoRaWAN network you already use. Its payloads are decoded in the platform, with no per-model configuration. LoRaWAN meter reading

Once connected, its readings are in the Metbox platform: dashboards, alerts, reports, exports and the REST API. Remote meter reading platform