EdgeBus hardware family

Run EdgeBus on hardware built for the field

From AC-powered DIN-rail equipment in a cabinet to battery-powered IP65 collectors, choose an EdgeBus host by interface, power and installation environment.

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Available now: 3 devices
Product roadmap: 2 devices

KC11 white DIN-rail LoRaWAN RS-485 collector — RS-485

KC21 white IP65 LoRaWAN RS-485 collector with antenna — RS-485 · controlled 15V output

KC22 white IP65 LoRaWAN M-Bus collector with antenna — M-Bus

EDGE RUNTIMEKC × EdgeBus

Available now

Three hardware forms, one continuously updateable runtime

KC11, KC21 and KC22 support EdgeBus today. They address different power and field interfaces while sharing edge collection, processing, COV and remote-update capabilities.

CURRENT / 01

Available now

KC11

DIN-rail RS-485 collector

For switch rooms, equipment rooms and continuously powered control cabinets, connecting installed RS-485 meters to LoRaWAN.

INTERFACE: RS-485
POWER: External AC wide-voltage power
LORAWAN: Class C
PROTECTION: IP53
MOUNTING: DIN rail

FIELD FIT

Control cabinets
Industrial meters
Fixed indoor sites

EDGEBUS

EdgeBus VM
Multi-slave polling
FUOTA

CURRENT / 02

Available now

KC21

IP65 RS-485 collector

For low-power or unpowered sites. It can supply 15V to an external sensor during collection and reuse installed RS-485 devices.

INTERFACE: RS-485 · controlled 15V output
POWER: Battery or DC power
LORAWAN: Class A on battery · Class C on external power
PROTECTION: IP65
MOUNTING: Wall mount

FIELD FIT

Water-quality sensors
Utility corridors and pits
Installed sensor retrofit

EDGEBUS

EdgeBus VM
COV reporting
FUOTA

CURRENT / 03

Available now

KC22

IP65 M-Bus collector

A low-power LoRaWAN collection path for M-Bus water and heat meters, designed for metering clusters and sites without mains power.

INTERFACE: M-Bus
POWER: Battery or external DC 5–24V power
LORAWAN: Class A on battery · Class C on external power
PROTECTION: IP65
MOUNTING: Wall mount

FIELD FIT

Water meters
Heat meters
M-Bus metering

EDGEBUS

EdgeBus VM
Data recombination
FUOTA

Selection matrix

Start with field conditions, then choose the hardware

The interface determines what connects; power and protection determine where it installs.

Specification	KC11	KC21	KC22
Field interface	RS-485	RS-485 · 15V output	M-Bus
Power	AC wide voltage	Battery or DC	Battery or DC 5–24V
LoRaWAN Class	Class C	Class A / Class C	Class A / Class C
Protection	IP53	IP65	IP65
Installation	DIN rail	Wall mount	Wall mount
Typical site	Cabinets and fixed indoor sites	Low-power RS-485 sensors	Water and heat meters

Detailed specifications are subject to the ordered model and latest technical manual.

One runtime

Different hardware, one EdgeBus data path

Collect, process and organize uplinks at the endpoint, turning a field bus into a remotely maintainable LoRaWAN data path.

01Protocol collectionRead RS-485 or M-Bus devices
02Business runtimeRun collection logic in EdgeBus VM
03AggregationMerge multiple reads into one payload
04COVSample frequently, report changes
05FUOTAUpdate business programs remotely
06LoRaWANLow-power wide-area uplink

Product roadmap

Expanding where EdgeBus can be installed

Planned models target compact industrial device-side installation and demanding outdoor energy scenarios. They are not part of the currently supported list.

Planned

KC25

Compact industrial EdgeBus endpoint

A compact low-voltage DC form intended to fit closer to industrial equipment.

POWER: External DC 5–24V power
ENCLOSURE: Compact · aluminium enclosure
POSITIONING: Industrial device-side installation

Unlike KC11's AC wide-voltage DIN-rail form, KC25 targets low-voltage DC power and compact aluminium device-side installation.

Planned

KC26

Solar outdoor EdgeBus endpoint

For outdoor sites without fixed power and with higher environmental protection requirements.

POWER: Solar powered
ENCLOSURE: Aluminium enclosure
POSITIONING: High-protection outdoor product

Focused on solar energy and outdoor protection; no specific IP rating or interface is claimed at this stage.

The EdgeBus device family will continue to grow. Final specifications and availability are subject to official product release.

Read the EdgeBus device documentation

Choose the EdgeBus host, then connect the field device

EdgeBus-supported hardware runs edge collection logic; integrated-device search finds the sensors and meters it can connect.

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