DIGITAL MATTER Oyster3 rastreador GPS LoRaWAN / bandas globales

For fleet managers overseeing assets across remote regions, the Oyster3 LoRaWAN GPS Tracker from Digital Matter delivers dependable location data on the LoRaWAN network. Its rugged IP67 housing withstands dust and water, while the internal battery can last up to five years, making it ideal for long-term deployments without frequent maintenance. Whether tracking trailers, containers, or equipment, the Oyster3 provides accurate positioning via GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, and QZSS, with store-and-forward capability to ensure no data is lost even in areas with poor coverage.

Key specifications

• Connectivity: LoRaWAN (EU868, US915, AU915, AS923 variants)
• GNSS: u-blox M8 (GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, QZSS)
• Battery: 3 x AA Lithium Thionyl Chloride or Alkaline, up to 5 years life
• Ingress Protection: IP67 dust and water resistant
• Operating temperature: -30°C to +60°C
• Internal memory: 1MB, stores up to 10,000 records
• Geofencing: up to 100 geofences
• Security: AES-128 encryption
• Certifications: CE, FCC, RCM, LoRaWAN Alliance Certified

Why choose it

The Oyster3 combines long battery life with robust construction, reducing the need for frequent site visits. Its LoRaWAN connectivity offers low-power, long-range communication, perfect for IoT asset tracking. With over-the-air firmware updates and USB configuration, deployment and maintenance are straightforward. The internal accelerometer enables motion-based tracking, optimizing power consumption and providing valuable insights into asset usage.

Ideal use cases

• Tracking non-powered assets like trailers, containers, and machinery
• Monitoring equipment in construction, agriculture, and logistics
• Fleet management for vehicles in remote or harsh environments
• Supply chain visibility for high-value goods

Good to know

The Oyster3 is available in regional frequency variants to comply with local regulations. It supports store-and-forward data logging, ensuring records are buffered when out of network coverage and transmitted once connectivity is restored. Mounting options include screws, cable ties, or optional magnets, offering flexibility for various installation scenarios.