Cloud Fire Alarm Monitoring Platform | Wanlin Fire · Practical Product and Application Information
Compare WANLIN-365 wireless combustible gas alarm configurations for LoRa, 4G and 433 MHz projects. Verify gas type, power, valve output and gateway compatibility.
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Compare WANLIN-365 wireless combustible gas alarm configurations for LoRa, 4G and 433 MHz projects. Verify gas type, power, valve output and gateway compatibility.
Use the published product information to shortlist a model, then verify the current datasheet, protocol, power supply, certificate scope and destination requirements before specifying or purchasing.
WANLIN-365 is a wireless combustible gas alarm platform available for LoRa, 4G and 433 MHz communication projects. Selection must be based on the exact hardware revision and project requirements rather than the model name alone.
| Configuration or use | Suitable application | Confirm before ordering |
|---|---|---|
| LoRa | Long-range, low-data-rate networks | Gateway, frequency and platform protocol |
| 4G | Direct cellular reporting | SIM, local carrier bands and backend interface |
| 433 MHz | Short-range receiver or gateway linkage | Receiver compatibility, range and interference |
Request the current datasheet, exact model and hardware revision, applicable test report or certificate scope, installation instructions and compatibility statement. A certification claim applies only when the supplied document explicitly covers the ordered model and variant.
Do not assume that radio modules are interchangeable. Confirm the ordered hardware, firmware, frequency and gateway before production.
Yes. Test the exact configuration in the intended environment before bulk deployment.