ISM/LoRa GNSSModule
Location tracking over long-range LoRa, for moving assets that don't need cellular.
- Tracks assets over long-range LoRa
- Built-in GNSS, no cellular needed
- Power efficient, with a 9 µA sleep current

ISM/LoRa GNSS
Easy to integrate, quick to deploy, and ready to scale

- Pre-certified
- An FCC and ISED certified LoRa radio, so your product's certification starts further along.
- No cellular needed
- GNSS on the module, with position and sensor data sent over LoRa to a gateway on site, so tracking works wherever your LoRa network reaches.
- Your network
- Run LoRaWAN on your own gateways or a public network, or a Jooni star network on your own equipment.
- No airtime fees
- LoRa runs on license-free ISM spectrum, so there's no carrier charge between your devices and the gateway.
- Power efficient
- Sleeps at about 9 µA, so battery-powered devices last longer and run reliably in the field.
- Built to scale
- Jooni Cloud is ready at power-up: fleet management, over-the-air updates and routing to any endpoint.
ISM/LoRa GNSS
Inside the module
Interfaces
Intelligence
Jooni firmware
One API across the Jooni module family
Wireless communication
Cloud
Jooni Cloud
Included with every module
Device identity · Encrypted in transit
ISM/LoRa GNSS
Module specifications
Connectivity
- LoRa
- 863 to 928 MHz, license-free ISM
- Networks
- LoRaWAN and Jooni star
- Regional plans
- EU868, US915, AU915, AS923, IN865, KR920
- GNSS
- Built in
Interfaces
- Serial
- UART, Jooni serial API
- USB
- Command-line interface
- Control
- GPIO, Reset and Enable
Physical and certification
- Package
- Jooni 20-pin
- Operating temperature
- −40 to +85 °C
- Certifications
- FCC, ISED
ISM/LoRa GNSS
Frequently asked questions
Yes. The module sends position and sensor data over LoRa to a gateway on site, so tracking works wherever your LoRa network reaches, without a cellular connection on the device.
The module supports both. LoRaWAN is a widely adopted standard and can run on your own gateways or on a public network operator. In a Jooni star network, devices report to a Jooni gateway module on site, so the LoRa network runs on your own equipment.
For positioning, yes. The GNSS antenna needs an unobstructed view of the sky; LoRa does not.
ISM/LoRa GNSS