The outdoor workhorse. IP54, BLE 5 long-range, zero-config.
Rugged outdoor gateway for yards, construction sites, and anywhere BLE has to survive weather. IP54 sealed, -40 °C operating, plug-and-play. Wall or pole mount straight out of the box.
Features.
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Bluetooth 5 Long Range tuned for the open-air radio conditions of a yard
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Plug-and-play — no configuration file, no provisioning ritual
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1-second fine-grain sample rate
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Bi-directional BLE for tag firmware and calibration updates
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Integrated mount hardware for wall, pole, or dock
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Green/red status LEDs visible from ground level
The facts sheet.
Radios
- BLE 5.0 Long Range (TI CC2640R2F)
- WiFi 2.4 GHz with WiFi-hopping backhaul
Network
- Ethernet
- WiFi (hopping across SSIDs supported)
- PoE 802.3af
- Processor
- TI CC2640R2F · ARM Cortex-M3
- Range
- Up to 300 m BLE
- Power
- 5 V DC or PoE 802.3af
- Enclosure
- IP54 rated polycarbonate · wall + pole mount hardware included
- Dimensions
- 172 × 90 mm
- Operating temp
- -40 °C to +65 °C · 0–90% humidity (non-condensing)
- Warranty
- 2 years standard · lifetime with on-premise service
Built for.
- 01 Heavy-equipment yard tracking
- 02 Construction + project sites
- 03 Dock and container terminals
- 04 Outdoor yard presence and site coverage
- 05 Signal-strength calibration when planning hub placement
Why we ship it
The OLR is what we install when the site won’t forgive a failure. IP54 survives the weather you actually see on a yard — wind-driven rain, snow, salt spray — and the -40 °C bottom of the operating range means it survives a bad winter without heaters.
The CC2640R2F has a BLE long-range mode that’s particularly well-suited to open-air RF. In practice this gets us a reliable 200–250 m in a steel-dense yard and close to the full 300 m in open farmland. Pairs well with overlapping coverage so one hub’s failure doesn’t take down a zone.
Plug and play, mostly
The firmware ships pre-keyed for your tenant. You apply power, the hub registers itself, and Fleet sees it within about a minute. If you need WiFi backhaul, it can hop across a list of approved SSIDs — useful when a yard has a patchwork of site networks from different contractors.
Pairs well with
- Fleet for live asset visibility
- Echolo On-Premise Edge when the site has poor cellular and needs local-first decisions
- G1 indoor hubs to cover the buildings adjacent to the yard
- LoRa ILH-85 when your outdoor coverage also needs LoRa for long-haul sensors
Want to see it on your fleet?
Twenty minutes on a call. We open Fleet, go through your equipment types, and tell you what a deployment across your sites would take. The person on the call is the person who writes the code.
Request a demo