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What is a HOBOnet Remote Monitoring System?
The award-winning HOBOnet System is a cost-effective, scalable solution for web-based monitoring of indoor conditions in warehouses, cold storage facilities, data centers, museums, commercial and residential buildings, and more.
Used with a flexible HOBO RX station as the foundation of the system, wireless HOBOnet sensors are ready to deploy and quickly link to the HOBOnet network. Data is easily accessed from the cloud with our LI-COR Cloud software platform. Choose the station that best fits your application.
Key Advantages
- Alarm notifications when conditions reach user-set thresholds
- Remote access to data via cellular HOBO RX2105 or HOBO RX3000
- Scalable, with option to connect up to 50 wireless sensors; 600 m line-of-sight range
- Wide coverage with 900 MHz wireless mesh self-healing technology
- Push-button start to join the HOBOnet wireless network
- Onboard station memory plus data storage in LI-COR Cloud software
Remote Monitoring Station Options for HOBOnet Sensor Networks
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RX3000-INDOOR
From $1025.00 USD
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RX2100
From $735.00 USD
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Internet Connection |
Cellular | Cellular |
Inputs |
10 (wired) + 50 (wireless) | 5 (wired) + 50 (wireless) RX2105 |
Power |
AC adapter | Battery, AC adapter |
Mobile Alerts |
Yes | Yes |
Expansion Modules |
Supports up to 2 modules: HOBOnet Manager (Required for wireless sensors), 4-channel Analog Input, 3-channel relay output, Water level | None |
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View product | View product |
Powerful Visualization in Real Time
More powerful than ever, LI-COR Cloud software makes it easy to view your data and manage your HOBOnet system remotely. With multiple levels of alarm notifications, easy web-based configuration, and customizable dashboards, your indoor monitoring data is more accessible and more meaningful.
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Easy System Setup
Step 1
Mount the RX station and install any wired sensors
Step 2
Install and link any RX wireless sensors
Step 3
Configure sensors, logging rates, alarms, and more via LI-COR Cloud
Step 4
View your data and receive alarms on your desktop or mobile device
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
FAQs
The HOBOnet indoor wireless sensor network is a cost-effective, scalable remote monitoring system from HOBO Data Loggers designed for tracking indoor conditions in warehouses, cold storage facilities, data centers, museums, and in any commercial or residential building. Using a HOBO RX station as the network hub, up to 50 HOBOnet wireless sensors stream temperature, humidity, CO2, and other data like energy use via a 900 MHz sub-GHz mesh technology to LI-COR Cloud, where you can view conditions and receive alarms remotely.
HOBOnet indoor systems are commonly deployed in:
- Cold storage and refrigerated warehouses
- Data centers and server rooms
- Museums, archives, and preservation vaults
- Pharmaceutical and laboratory storage rooms
- Commercial offices and retail buildings
- Residential buildings and complexes
HOBOnet indoor sensors communicate via 900 MHz sub-GHz mesh wireless technology to a central HOBO RX station (RX3000 Indoor or RX2105 MicroRX). The station connects via cellular to LI-COR Cloud, giving you 24/7 remote access to live conditions, dashboards, and alarm notifications — no Wi-Fi required at the monitoring site.
HOBOnet sensors achieve up to 600 meters (approximately 2,000 ft) line-of-sight range. The 900 MHz sub-GHz mesh technology provides stronger signal penetration through walls, shelving, and building structures compared to standard 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi systems, making it well suited for large warehouses and multi-room deployments. Range can be extended further by adding wireless repeaters.
The RX3000 Indoor is the more powerful option: it supports up to 10 wired + 50 wireless sensor inputs, expansion modules (analog input, relay output), and AC power. The RX2105 MicroRX is more compact, supports up to 5 wired + 50 wireless inputs, and runs on battery or AC power — making it ideal for deployments where a smaller footprint or portable setup is needed.
No electrician is required for HOBOnet sensors. Communication to the station is either plug-and-play external sensors or completely wireless. The RX station uses cellular connectivity (not your building's Wi-Fi or IT network) to send data to LI-COR Cloud. Setup typically takes four steps: mount the station, link sensors, configure via LI-COR Cloud, and start monitoring.