
V7 LoRa field unit
Dual-channel valve control
V7 LoRa field unit · Integrated solar power
Dual pulse-valve control, working with a V8 main unit.
Watch the 3D filmAvailable for sale · Selection enquiries welcome
For selection, specify the main unit, pulse-valve requirements, node locations, power supply and installation conditions.
Ask about V7 configuration & pricing
LoRa-only field unit Golden ratio · 1.618:1
V7 / 3D product film
Move from the golden-ratio enclosure into the flow path normally hidden inside a valve.
Video overlays and source design downloads retain their original language. English subtitles are provided.
The original golden-ratio V7 enclosure.
An exterior reference of 161.8 mm high, 100 mm wide and 28 mm deep defines a slim 1.618:1 body. The solar panel integrates into the front. V7 focuses on LoRa field control; V8 provides the remote connection.

V7 retains its original slim golden-ratio outline, with a warm-white front and orange rear. Alongside the more square V8 main unit, both proportions and communication roles are easy to distinguish.
LoRa connects the field nodes.
Place V7 units by plot and connect them to V8 over LoRa, organizing zoned valve control into a clear field network for agricultural sites.

Connects the remote platform and field units

Dual-channel valve control

Dual-channel valve control

Dual-channel valve control
1 V8 main unit · 3 V7 field units (illustrative)
Node counts illustrate a layout, not maximum capacity or coverage. Plan actual deployments around terrain, spacing and link testing.
Main and field units. Distinct roles.
V7 controls two valve channels at its location. V8 coordinates field-unit communications and connects to the remote platform.

LoRa communication · Dual pulse-valve outputs
Deployed by plot and connected to a V8 main unit.
LoRa only · No 4G
4G + LoRa · Dual pulse-valve outputs
Connects to V7 over LoRa and to the remote platform over 4G.
Explore V8V7 is a slim golden-ratio field unit; V8 is a more square main unit. Warm white and orange unite the series, while proportions and communication roles remain distinct.
The original V7 cable layout.

Two outputs, separately wired. The original V7 has two bottom cable glands, corresponding to two independent pulse-valve channels.
Retains the original V7 dual-outlet bottom layout.
Both cables route downward with a suitable bend allowance and are secured along the pole.
Two front control keys and status indicators remain visible.

Deploy by plot. Reach the field.
Rear mounting bosses and metal straps
secure the unit to a round field pole.
Place the slim field unit where it is needed.
Two original V7 mounting bosses support pole mounting.
Two straps secure the mounting bosses to a round pole, retaining the original installation arrangement.
Choose a location by plot and route the two bottom cables along the pole.
A closer look at every side.
Main enclosure reference: H161.8 × W100 × D28 mm; height-to-width ratio 1.618:1, excluding connectors and mounting bosses. Third-angle projection; dimensions are for appearance discussion.
V7 LoRa dual-channel field unit
Product appearance · Network layout · Installation · Three-view drawings