The Mikrotik TG-LR92 LoRaWAN Sensor Tag is a configurable IoT monitoring device designed to collect environmental and motion-related data for operational monitoring and asset tracking. Mikrotik TG-LR92 it combines temperature, humidity, and accelerometer sensors with an LR1120 LoRa transceiver, supporting 915 MHz and 2.4 GHz LoRa communication. Mikrotik TG-LR92 its configurable profiles and event-based reporting help monitor changing conditions across logistics, storage facilities, and other IoT deployments.
The TG-LR92 supports temperature and humidity monitoring, motion and tilt detection, and magnetic reed switch functionality for detecting door or lid events. Its onboard data processing can generate temperature and humidity averages or histograms before transmitting telemetry, helping reduce network traffic while preserving useful monitoring information. Configurable event rules allow reporting behaviour to adapt to changing conditions.
With support for LoRaWAN 1.0.4 Class A and B, the TG-LR92 offers flexible integration with compatible LoRaWAN gateways and monitoring platforms. It supports Adaptive Data Rate (ADR) and configuration through LoRaWAN downlinks. Mikrotik TG-LR92 its 2.4 GHz LoRa capability enables deployments without the regional frequency switching associated with sub-GHz bands, while communication range depends on the gateway antenna and surrounding environment.
The device features a 1100mAh non-replaceable LiMnOβ battery and an IP67-rated enclosure designed for demanding monitoring environments. Mikrotik TG-LR92 its operating temperature range is -10Β°C to +70Β°C, making it suitable for a variety of environmental and industrial monitoring applications. The temperature sensor uses a NIST-traceable TMP116N sensor, with typical accuracy of Β±0.2Β°C and maximum accuracy of Β±0.3Β°C from -25Β°C to +85Β°C.
The Mikrotik TG-LR92 LoRaWAN Sensor Tag measures 76 Γ 45 Γ 19 mm and supports temperature-sensitive goods monitoring, equipment activity tracking, environmental research, and logistics applications. Mikrotik TG-LR92 it carries FCC and IC certifications and has an approximate MTBF of 100,000 hours at 25Β°C.
Key Features
- Temperature and Humidity Monitoring β Features a NIST-traceable TMP116N temperature sensor with typical accuracy of Β±0.2Β°C and a humidity measurement range of 0%β100% RH.
- Multi-Sensor Detection β Supports temperature, humidity, motion, tilt, orientation, and magnetic reed switch-based door or lid detection.
- Dual-Band LoRa Connectivity β Supports 915 MHz and 2.4 GHz LoRa communication with an LR1120 transceiver and LoRaWAN 1.0.4 Class A and B.
- Configurable Event-Based Telemetry β Offers configurable profiles, event rules, LoRaWAN downlink configuration, and onboard data processing to help optimize reporting and network traffic.
- Durable IP67 Design β Features an IP67-rated enclosure, a non-replaceable 1100mAh LiMnOβ battery, and an operating temperature range of -10Β°C to +70Β°C.
Best Suited For
- Cold-chain monitoring for temperature-sensitive goods and storage environments
- Logistics and asset tracking where environmental conditions and equipment activity need monitoring
- Environmental monitoring involving temperature, humidity, motion, and tilt measurements
- Door, lid, and cabinet monitoring using magnetic reed switch functionality
- IoT deployments using compatible LoRaWAN gateways and monitoring platforms
Not Suited For
- Applications requiring Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connectivity instead of LoRaWAN communication
- Users requiring a replaceable battery, as the built-in 1100mAh battery is non-replaceable
- Applications requiring continuous high-bandwidth data transmission, as the device is designed for sensor telemetry
- Installations requiring operation outside the specified -10Β°C to +70Β°C operating temperature range
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