Do you offer a LoRaWAN smoke detector we can trial?

Yes. Partners typically start from a LoRaWAN smoke detector, CO, or heat SKU to prove radio range, battery life, and panel reporting on their network, then move to OEM or ODM when channel branding and marks are locked.

How does OEM/ODM work for life-safety hardware?

OEM covers brand, housing color, labeling, and packaging on a proven detection base. ODM adds form-factor, mark-set, and alarm-reporting changes while we keep LoRaWAN reliability and manufacturing discipline in the loop.

Who owns the network and monitoring platform?

You do. We supply payload and integration notes for your LNS and monitoring stack. ParticLIO does not operate fire panels or host your production alarm data.

How does certification fit the product-led path?

Standard builds carry a certification plan for the markets they target. OEM/ODM variants get a mark plan per region (e.g. CE, FCC, EN 14604 where applicable) before volume — so you ship a branded SKU without starting RF from scratch.

Wireless smoke detector — ceiling-mount LoRaWAN life-safety endpoint

Fire safety

LoRaWAN smoke detector and fire-alarm hardware

Smoke, CO, heat, and related alarm hardware as a product line partners customize — housing, marks, and panel integration — while we handle LoRaWAN and manufacturing.

Quick answer

Smoke, CO, heat, and related alarm hardware as a product line partners customize — housing, marks, and panel integration — while we handle LoRaWAN and manufacturing. System integrators and brands selling fire and life-safety devices under their own name.

The problem we solve

Fire and life-safety devices need radio reliability, battery life, and certification thinking from day one. Off-the-shelf SKUs rarely match a partner brand or regional mark set.

System integrators and brands selling fire and life-safety devices under their own name.

What we ship

Smoke, CO, heat, and alarm-adjacent sensor platforms
Battery-powered LoRaWAN designs for retrofit installs
Housing options for commercial and multi-family use
Firmware and payload patterns for monitoring stacks

Product photos

Hardware and reference examples for this line. Public tiles are credited and are not ParticlIO SKUs.

Smoke detector housing with sensing chamber and status button

Circular ceiling fire-alarm endpoint with status LED

RF and functional test of wireless fire and life-safety hardware

Finished life-safety units staged for mark and sample review

Spec highlights

Indicative starting points — confirmed per product and project.

Detection

Smoke, CO, heat, and alarm-adjacent sensing options

Bands

EU868 / US915 / AS923 regional builds

Power

Battery-powered LoRaWAN for retrofit installs

Mount

Ceiling and wall housings for commercial / multi-family

Marks

CE, FCC, and EN 14604 planning where applicable

Reporting

Alarm and status uplink patterns for monitoring panels

Platform building blocks

The base you start from — so customization stays focused on what makes the product yours.

Detection platforms for smoke, CO, heat, and related alarm functions

Low-power LoRaWAN path for retrofit and battery installs

Housing starting points suited to commercial ceilings and walls

Status and alarm reporting patterns for monitoring panels

Certification planning for CE, FCC, and EN 14604 where applicable

Software layer

Alarm and status payloads are documented so your monitoring stack or BMS can decode events without guesswork. Devices join your LoRaWAN network server; OEM and ODM programs retune fields and branding while you keep ownership of the LNS and panel integration.

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Example product starting points

Wireless smoke detector (LoRaWAN)
CO / smoke combo detector SKU
Heat alarm endpoint for commercial ceilings
OEM-branded fire monitoring node

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Where partners use it

Typical applications — scope is confirmed per project, not sold as a vertical package.

White-label smoke and CO detectors for channel brands

Multi-family and commercial retrofit programs

Integrator-branded fire monitoring endpoints

Regional variants with different mark sets on one hardware base

OEM / ODM on this base

Start from a standard product platform. Change the parts that make it yours.

Enclosure form, color, and branding

Target marks (e.g. CE, FCC, EN 14604 where applicable)

Alarm and status reporting for your panel or platform

Packaging and labeling for your channel

How engagement works on this platform

Same path across every platform: start from what we ship, customize, then choose OEM, ODM, or full NPI.

Step 1

Start from a platform

Pick a line we already ship — sensor node, fire alarm, IAQ, gateway, or IoT platform — so you are not drawing a blank schematic.

Step 2

Customize what matters

Sensors, enclosure, payload, branding, and marks. Keep the radio, power, and mechanical base that already works.

Step 3

OEM, ODM, or full NPI

Brand a proven LoRaWAN base when you need speed. ODM when the design should be yours. Full NPI when you need electronics through tooling.

Typical deliverables

Reference SKUs and OEM variants

Certification plan per target market

Pilot batches under your brand

Integration notes for network server and monitoring

How this platform fits the ladder

Products → this platform → capabilities → OEM/ODM into a total solution you own.

Services

IoT hardware design and manufacturing — PCB, firmware, enclosure, and assembly in one flow.

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Process

How a project runs from NDA and architecture through pilot and production.

Process

Why ParticlIO

One team for OEM/ODM LoRaWAN — design-house depth with manufacturing follow-through.

Why ParticlIO

Contact Us

Tell us about your custom hardware program. An engineer will read it.

Related capabilities

Engineering stack behind this product line.

RF & firmware Enclosure design Certify & produce Hardware design OEM / ODM

Frequently asked questions

Ready to start a project on this platform?

Tell us your target market, marks, and what should change on the standard base. We reply with a sample and engagement plan — not a software subscription.

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