Long-Range & Low-Power IoT Bridging: Built on IEEE 802.11ah (Wi-Fi HaLow) technology and TX-AH-Rx00P series modules, the HTB01 delivers kilometer-level wireless transmission while consuming minimal power for remote sensors, outdoor monitoring, and battery-powered IoT devices where traditional Wi-Fi falls short
Flexible AP/STA Dual-Mode Deployment: In AP mode, connect to an upstream network via the RJ45 port and create a HaLow wireless access point. In STA mode, associate with an existing HaLow AP and provide wired network access through either Ethernet or USB-C. Easily adapts to different infrastructure needs without extra hardware
Plug-and-Play & Easy Deployment: Factory-matched design with no complex configuration required. The device can be used in pairs or with a HaLow gateway to form a star network. Whether for home or commercial use, you can have a long-range HaLow link up and running in minutes
High-Speed & Stable Transmission: Equipped with 4 selectable bandwidth modes (1/2/4/8MHz). The 8MHz mode enables high-speed video streaming up to 32.5Mbps for smooth, lag-free footage, while the 1MHz mode is optimized for low-power sensor networks. Adaptable to both high-bandwidth and energy-sensitive applications
Low Power Consumption & Premium Quality: Flexible power management significantly reduces energy consumption, making it suitable for battery-powered IoT devices that need months or years of operation. Built with high-quality materials, featuring WPA2 encryption for secure and reliable use. Durable, wear-resistant, and ready for demanding environments
Wide Frequency Range & Compliance: Operates on 902-928MHz frequency band, providing excellent penetration through obstacles and extended coverage range compared to traditional 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi networks for industrial and smart campus applications
Versatile Connectivity Options: Features both RJ45 Ethernet port and USB-C interface for maximum flexibility in network integration, allowing seamless connection to various devices and network infrastructures in IoT deployments