New Radio Provides Licence-Free Datalogger Communications in Europe and Elsewhere

Portable & field testing

New Radio Provides Licence-Free Datalogger Communications in Europe and Elsewhere

22 Jul, 2016

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The RF422 is an 868 MHz SRD860 radio, from Campbell Scientific (UK), is designed to provide license-free operation for wireless serial communications in Europe. The RF422 transmits data at 10 kbps with a maximum power of 25 mW, and it employs listen-before-talk (LBT) and adaptive-frequency-agility (AFA) to provide a robust link of up to 100 m within buildings and 5 km with full line-of-sight. The RF422 supports point-to-point and point-to-multipoint datalogger communications and PakBus repeater operation.

The RF422 is part of the RF407-series of radios that includes: RF407: North America (FCC & IC), 902 to 928 MHz; RF412: Australia (ACMA RCM), 915 to 928 MHz; RF422: Most of Europe and some of Asia (ETSI), 863 to 873 MHz.

IET 36.2 Mar/Apr 2026

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