Sheep and Goat Collars
Track your flock's movements remotely
Main Features
- Battery with solar energy charging
- Water and low temperature resistant
- 4G/2G or LoRa radio connectivity
Technical Specifications
| Models | Available for: sheep and goats. Other species on request |
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| Dimensions and weight | AxBx38mm - XXXgr approx. |
| Battery | 1 high-capacity lithium rechargeable battery with integrated solar panel |
| Position update frequency | Adjustable from 5 minutes to 48 hours via portal |
| Data transmission frequency | Adjustable from 5 minutes to 1 week via portal |
| Operating temperature | -20°C to +60°C |
| SIM version connectivity | Automatic 4G or 2G connection based on network coverage |
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| Multi-operator SIM | Total European coverage. Valid for 3 years or 100MB, renewable. For other areas of the world please contact us. |
| LoRa radio version connectivity | Possibility to use the collars in vast remote areas without telephone signal coverage. At least 1 gateway installed in an area with telephone coverage is necessary for operation. |
| Warranty | 12 months |
Full Description
The new WL-Tech collars for sheep and goats are designed to ensure effective and lasting monitoring. The high-capacity battery and integrated solar panel offer extended autonomy, ideal for the mountain pasture season. The collars are robust, resistant to adverse environmental conditions, simple to mount, and lightweight.
Advanced Technology
The combination of GPS and GLONASS technology ensures global coverage and high positioning accuracy even in difficult environments. Available with 4G/2G SIM or long-range LoRa radio connectivity (up to 2Km line of sight and optimal conditions) to adapt to any need. In case of temporary lack of coverage, a large memory stores untransmitted location data.
LoRa Radio
This system allows you to follow the movements of your animals even in conditions of poor or absent telephone signal coverage, creating a secondary network on the mountain pasture. For data transmission, only one point with telephone coverage is necessary, even if it does not coincide with the grazing area.
