MikroTik wAP LR9G Kit LoRa 915MHz GPS IoT Gateway

The MikroTik wAP LR9G kit is the answer to the most common IoT deployment problem: getting LoRa sensor data reliably off the field, the rooftop, or the vehicle and onto your network — without an engineering project. Pull it out of the box, power it up, point it at The Things Network or your private LoRa server, and you have a production-ready LoRa gateway in minutes.

The R11e-LR9G card inside delivers 915 MHz LoRa coverage with Rx sensitivity down to -141 dBm — exceptionally strong for a compact gateway form factor. Higher sensitivity means more range, more reliable uplinks from low-power sensors, and fewer gateway deployments needed to cover a given area. The built-in GPS module (MT3337V, uUFL connector) provides accurate location tagging for mobile deployments — vehicles, vessels, and moving equipment where position context is as important as the sensor data itself.

The preinstalled UDP packet forwarder handles the network server connection side automatically. Pair the wAP LR9G with any public or private LoRa network — The Things Network, The Things Industries, ChirpStack, or a self-hosted deployment — and the forwarder routes sensor uplinks and downlinks without manual configuration of the LoRa stack.

The three power input options (Passive PoE 9–28V, DC jack 9–28V, automotive 12–30V) make the wAP LR9G genuinely flexible for challenging installation sites. Rooftop deployments run on PoE. Vehicle and mobile deployments connect directly to the automotive power circuit. Off-grid and solar-powered sites use the DC jack. The passive cooling design and -40°C to +60°C operating range ensure continuous operation in temperature extremes — from Canadian winters to industrial heat environments.

The MiniPCI-e slot is occupied by the R11e-LR9G LoRa card by default. The SIM slot supports an LTE modem if the LoRa card is removed and replaced — providing a cellular backhaul option for sites without wired or Wi-Fi connectivity. Note: the device does not include a built-in LTE modem; a separate modem card is required for cellular use.

Key features:

- LoRa 915 MHz — R11e-LR9G MiniPCI-e card, Rx sensitivity up to -141 dBm

- Built-in GPS — MT3337V module, uUFL RF connector for external GPS antenna

- 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi 4 — 802.11b/g/n dual-chain, up to 300 Mbps, 2 dBi antenna gain, QCA9531 chip

- Preinstalled UDP packet forwarder — compatible with The Things Network, The Things Industries, ChirpStack, and private LoRa network servers

- SMA female connectors — external LoRa and GPS antenna options for extended coverage

- 3× power inputs — Passive PoE (9–28V), DC jack (9–28V), Automotive (12–30V)

- 1× 10/100 Mbps Fast Ethernet port

- 1× MiniPCI-e slot — occupied by R11e-LR9G (replaceable with LTE modem for cellular backhaul)

- 1× Mini SIM slot — for LTE modem use only (requires LoRa card removal)

- Passive cooling, -40°C to +60°C, max power consumption 7W

- PCB temperature monitor, voltage monitor

- RouterOS v7, License Level 4 — routing, firewall, VLAN, SNMP, scripting — free updates for life (minimum 5 years)

- Certified FCC, IC, EAC | IP54

- MTBF ~200,000 hours at 25°C

In the box: 24V 0.8A power adapter, PoE injector, K-52 fastening set, wAP desktop stand, wAP ceiling mount bracket, metal ring, 0.35m 4-pin automotive adapter cable.

Ideal for: smart agriculture sensor networks (soil moisture, irrigation, weather stations), industrial IoT deployments with low-power wide-area sensor grids, asset tracking and GPS-tagged mobile deployments in vehicles and vessels, perimeter security with LoRa motion and intrusion sensors, building automation and smart metering, and any outdoor IoT gateway deployment requiring rugged weatherproof hardware with flexible power options and out-of-the-box LoRa network compatibility.