Cellular Internet for the Site
Bring controllers and IoT devices online.MODURA HUB provides cellular connectivity and local access through WiFi or Ethernet, giving irrigation controllers and other site devices a practical path to the internet.
MODURA HUB
Cellular connectivity and LoRaWAN gateway in one device.
MODURA HUB brings cellular internet access to irrigation sites and creates the long-range wireless network needed for LoRaWAN sensors. Start with reliable controller connectivity, then add wireless site intelligence whenever the project is ready.
One device, two jobs
Why pay for just cellular when the site can be sensor-ready from day one?
Most cellular site connections solve one problem: getting an irrigation controller online. MODURA HUB does that, then goes further. It also creates a LoRaWAN network so long-range wireless sensors and site devices can connect to the cloud without adding separate gateway infrastructure later.
The HUB advantage
A true irrigation industry first: cellular access and LoRaWAN gateway in one monthly service.
Built-in LoRaWAN Gateway
Deploy long-range wireless sensors when the site is ready.The same HUB that connects the controller can also support a LoRaWAN sensor network, reducing the need to add separate gateway hardware later.
One Low Monthly Fee
Connectivity and sensor infrastructure in one service.Instead of paying only for cellular access, the project also gets the foundation for long-range wireless device expansion.
Start with Connectivity
Get the controller online first.Use the HUB to solve the immediate problem: cellular internet access for an irrigation controller, weather device, or other site equipment.
Add LoRaWAN Devices Anytime
The infrastructure is already on site.When the client, budget, or project scope is ready, add soil moisture, flow, pressure, tank level, valve, or other wireless devices without starting the connectivity plan over.
Start small, scale large
Install connectivity once. Expand site intelligence over time.
MODURA HUB makes every connected controller site ready for the next layer of sensor-driven irrigation service.
01Deploy HUB with cellular service
02Connect the controller by WiFi or Ethernet
03Monitor the site through MODURA
04Add LoRaWAN sensors when ready
05Bring sensor data into the cloud
06Scale across more irrigation projects
Two connectivity paths
One HUB connects the controller and opens the door to wireless field data.
Controller Internet Access
Cellular backhaul gives the site a connection. WiFi hotspot and Ethernet access give irrigation controllers or other IoT devices a way to get online.
LoRaWAN Sensor Network
The built-in LoRaWAN gateway creates a long-range wireless network for irrigation sensors and other low-power field devices.
Sensor-ready infrastructure
Do not install just a connection. Install the future expansion point.
A controller may be the first device that needs connectivity. It does not have to be the last. With the HUB in place, a project can begin with simple internet access and grow into a LoRaWAN-enabled site.
Soil Moisture
Flow
Pressure
Tank Level
Valve Status
Weather
Site Alerts
Remote Monitoring
The selling value
Cellular connectivity plus LoRaWAN gateway, all in one irrigation device.
MODURA HUB changes the conversation from “how do we get this controller online?” to “what else can this site tell us once the infrastructure is already there?” That is the difference between a basic cellular connection and a modular irrigation connectivity layer.
WiFi + Ethernet
Connect irrigation controllers and other IoT devices to cellular internet.
LoRaWAN
Connect long-range wireless sensors and field devices to the cloud.
MODURA HUB
One device for cellular access today and LoRaWAN expansion tomorrow.
Start with site internet. Add wireless sensors when the project is ready. The infrastructure is already in place.
Cellular backhaul.
WiFi hotspot and Ethernet.
Built-in LoRaWAN gateway.