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Supported IoT devices: sensors and meters ready to connect

Browse 500+ LoRaWAN, NB-IoT, MQTT and Sigfox devices with pre-built decoders on the Widgelix platform. Connect any listed device in minutes — no custom integration required. Filter by manufacturer and connectivity.

How the device catalog works

Every device listed here has a verified uplink decoder and, where applicable, a downlink encoder. Connect via any supported LoRaWAN network server — The Things Network (TTN), ChirpStack or Actility — or stream data directly over MQTT. Because payloads are decoded for you, readings such as temperature, humidity and CO₂ arrive as clean, structured metrics with no custom integration work.

Don't see your device?

Any device with a documented payload can be added. Describe the payload and we'll build the decoder for you, or write your own using the documentation. Widgelix is a software platform, not a hardware vendor — you are free to source devices from any manufacturer.

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Frequently asked questions

+Which LoRaWAN devices are supported on GreenMesh?

GreenMesh supports a growing catalog of LoRaWAN sensors and meters from vendors such as Milesight, Dragino, Adeunis and more. Every listed device ships with a verified uplink decoder, and downlink encoders where applicable, so you can connect it without writing custom integration code.

+Do I need to write a payload decoder myself?

No. Devices in the catalog already include pre-built, verified decoders, so you can connect a listed device in minutes. If you prefer, you can still write or customise your own decoder using our documentation.

+Can I connect a device that isn't in the catalog?

Yes. Any device with a documented payload can be added. Describe the payload and we'll build the decoder for you, or write your own using the docs. GreenMesh also connects directly over MQTT, and via LoRaWAN network servers like TTN, ChirpStack and Actility.

+Does GreenMesh sell hardware?

No. Widgelix is a software platform, not a hardware vendor. You are free to source devices from any manufacturer — the catalog simply lists the hardware that works out of the box.