EKM Metering

You can connect an ioStack to your RS485 network or wireless 485Bee network in the same way that you connect an EKM Omnimeter. At the remote site you could could have an EKM ioStack powered by a 12 volt DC power supply, it is hardwired to a 485Bee. ...

... is empty or the tank is not empty answer. Or, you go with what we have come up with, which is to use an EKM ioStack, connected to your same 485Bee wireless network, and then connect a tank level sensor to the EKM ioStack. The analog value can then be converted to a "0-100% Full" human ...

... is no way to do this with the EKM Push3 gateway involved. We have tinkered with LoRa and may develop a product as an alternative to our 485Bee wireless mesh radios: https://www.ekmmetering.com/collections/meter-reading-solutions/products/ekm-485bee-zigbee-wireless-adapter-for-rs-485-network

... the internet downtime and then upload this data when it re-establishes the connection to the the internet. You do not need the USB Converter or a wireless 485Bee radio to read your Omnimeters. You just hardwire the Omnimeter RS485 A and RS485 B to the A and B of the EKM Push3 gateway (on the left ...

Hello Ezzie, It is not easy to have the EKM Push3 and the USB converter share the same RS485 bus and wireless mesh network at the same time. This is because the EKM Push3 is always trying to read the meters it is assigned to as fast as possible. So the Push3 is trying to ...

Another possible Cellular IP is the Vega NB-11 NB-IOT Pulse reader with external antenna. It supports 6 counters and NB-IoT SIM card and is $100 on eBay. However the protocol appear different that that of the Push3, so it may not be supported by the Widget, Encounter, or Dash software.

... the Push is physically connected to a Netgear router that is configured as an extension to my network). The link between Livebox and Netgear is wireless. In detail: The main Livebox router has always been on power cycle as it would stall - say - on average between 1 week and 4 months. The Netgear ...

... before I will go back to the iSerial. Waiting for someone to help at location... Details of my setup: Livebox (main router) <--> Netgear WN2500RP (wireless range extender) <--> ethernet cable to EKM Push. (powered up) & other ethernet cable to iSerial (powered down) So the remote restart is ...

... connect multiple meters to a single EKM Push and are not able to hardwire them to the EKM Push, you can consider using our 485Bee radios to form a wireless mesh network. This mesh network would then connect your meters to the EKM Push gateway. Let us know if you have any questions.

... the Push to the internet was interrupted on 2 occasions, and power cycling the WN2500RP was needed solved the issue. Other devices were connected wireless and wired and functioning normally. I'll try to find out more if I can and report back.