Can we deploy a standard LoRaWAN IAQ sensor into our BMS first?

Yes. Start with a LoRaWAN IAQ sensor (ceiling or wall), join it to your network server, and consume the published payload in your BMS or dashboard. Custom sensor sets and CMF come after the integration path is proven.

What changes under OEM or ODM?

OEM applies your brand, labeling, and packaging on the proven sensing base. ODM adjusts sensor mix, accuracy class, housing, and payload fields so the device reads as your product in the building stack.

Do you host our building data or LNS?

No. You operate the network server and the BMS or cloud application. We provide payload maps and firmware profiles so devices report cleanly into the stack you already own.

How does the total-solution story apply to IAQ?

Standard products cover wireless retrofit quickly. OEM/ODM turns that hardware into a channel SKU. You keep LNS and application ownership — we align firmware, enclosure, and certification with your go-to-market.

Public commercial LoRaWAN sensor family — indoor and modular nodes

Building sensing

LoRaWAN IAQ sensors for commercial buildings

Indoor air quality and environmental sensing — CO₂, VOC, temperature, humidity — with LoRaWAN payloads partners adapt for BMS and building automation.

Quick answer

Indoor air quality and environmental sensing — CO₂, VOC, temperature, humidity — with LoRaWAN payloads partners adapt for BMS and building automation. BMS partners, building technology brands, and integrators who own the application layer.

Public commercial LoRaWAN sensor family — indoor, industrial, and modular nodes — Edouard Grandjean / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · public example, not a ParticlIO product

The problem we solve

Building partners need wireless IAQ hardware that fits ceiling or wall installs and talks cleanly to their BMS — not a one-size platform SKU with the wrong payload.

BMS partners, building technology brands, and integrators who own the application layer.

What we ship

CO₂, VOC, temperature, and humidity sensing platforms
Ceiling and wall enclosure starting points
LoRaWAN firmware with configurable reporting intervals
Payload maps suited for BMS and building dashboards

Product photos

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

Ceiling and wall housings for indoor air-quality sensors

Finished indoor IoT devices with antennas on the assembly line

IAQ sensor-node board on the inspection fixture

Spec highlights

Indicative starting points — confirmed per product and project.

Sensing

CO₂, VOC, temperature, and humidity options

Bands

EU868 / US915 / AS923 regional builds

Power

Battery or mains-friendly reporting intervals

Mount

Ceiling and wall enclosures for commercial interiors

Payload

BMS-oriented uplink maps and configurable intervals

Marks

CE / FCC planning for target building markets

Platform building blocks

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

Sensing options for CO₂, VOC, temperature, and humidity

Ceiling and wall enclosure starting points for commercial interiors

Configurable reporting intervals for battery and mains scenarios

Payload maps that BMS and building dashboards can consume

CMF and branding options for partner channels

Software layer

IAQ uplinks are mapped for BMS and building dashboards — CO₂, VOC, temperature, humidity, and status in a documented format. You point devices at your LNS and own the application or BMS layer; OEM/ODM only changes sensor set, housing, and field mapping, not who runs the network.

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Example product starting points

Ceiling CO₂ / VOC IAQ sensor
Wall-mount temp / humidity node
Multi-parameter office IAQ endpoint
Partner-branded BMS environmental SKU

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Where partners use it

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

BMS and building-automation IAQ endpoints

Office, school, and hospitality air-quality programs

Partner-branded environmental sensors for facility operators

Wireless retrofit where wired BACnet/Modbus runs are impractical

OEM / ODM on this base

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

Sensor set and accuracy class

Ceiling vs wall housing and CMF

BMS or cloud payload format

Brand, labeling, and regional certification

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

IAQ hardware under your brand

Payload and integration documentation

Prototype and pilot units

Certification and production handoff

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.

Enclosure design RF & firmware Hardware design Certify & produce 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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