Introducing SPTel Sensor Network
powered by LoRaWAN

SPTel has built the first low-power long-range wide area network (LoRaWAN) in Singapore. This solution will allow devices to connect wirelessly to each other and acts as an alternative to 4G, 5G or Wi-Fi options for IoT use cases with low data transmission requirements.

A welcome feature for Internet of Things (IoT) system integrators, this cutting-edge sensor network is built to business class specifications that supports all devices regardless of vendor, device type or technical specification to power sustainability, public health and safety.

 

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    SPTel Sensor Network is supported by LoRaWAN specification, an industry-standard promoted by LoRa Alliance™ , an organisation with more than 500 members around the world.

    It is a long-range radio frequency protocol that allows things to connect to the internet over a long range with low power consumption. Solving a key IoT predicament, this network now allows device battery life to last up to 10 years. The higher compatibility with other networks and lower maintenance costs will herald many new and exciting use case opportunities for system integrators.

    SPTel's LoRaWAN Singapore, Sensor Network Singapore

    This is especially exciting for system integrators. You have now a new low-cost and proven IoT connectivity beyond cellular connectivity. You can jumpstart your IoT deployment free from upfront investments and the hassles of infrastructure ownership and management.

    SPTel IoT platform gives you access to our cutting-edge LoRaWAN network and our smart device management platform.

     

    SPTel's LoRaWAN Singapore, Sensor Network Singapore

    We have a proven track record of creating and operating carrier grade networks for low-cost IoT connectivity and deployment.

    Through our cutting-edge LoRaWAN Sensor Network, system integrators will be able to deploy large-scale, commercial IoT technologies at manageable costs with a carrier-grade backbone.

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    SPTel's LoRaWAN Singapore, Sensor Network Singapore
    SPTel's LoRaWAN Singapore, Sensor Network Singapore
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    SPTel Sensor Network Coverage

    95%

    of Town Councils​ in Singapore

    70%

    of Heartlands in Singapore

    58%

    of Rental HDB flats in Singapore

    Sensor Network Coverage

    Coverage Map

    Central

    Ang Mo Kio Town Council

    • Ang Mo Kio Ave 3
    • Ang Mo Kio Ave 1
    • Ang Mo Kio Ave 6
    • Ang Mo Kio Ave 4
    • Ang Mo Kio Ave 10
    • Buangkok Cres
    Bishan–Toa Payoh Town Council

    • Sin Ming Ave
    • Lor 1 Toa Payoh
    • Lor 5 Toa Payoh

    East

    Tampines Town Council

    • Tampines Ave 9
    • Tampines St 86
    • Tampines St 83
    • Tampines Ave 2
    • Tampines St 43
    • Tampines St 44
    • Tampines St 45
    • Tampines St 22

    Marine Parade-Braddell Heights Town Council

    • Eunos Cres
    • Pipit Rd
    • Aljunied Cres
    • Marine Ter
    Aljunied–Hougang Town Council

    • Serangoon Ave 4
    • Serangoon Nth Ave 1
    • Hougang Ave 1
    • Hougang Ave 3
    • Bedok Nth Rd
    • Bedok Nth St 3

    East Coast Town Council

    • Bedok Nth Rd
    • Bedok Sth Rd

    Pasir Ris-Changi Town Council

    • Pasir Ris Dr 6

    North

    Jalan Kayu Town Council

    • Jln Kayu
    • Sengkang West Way

    Nee Soon Town Council

    • Yishun St 22
    • Yishun St 11
    • Yishun Ave 6
    • Yishun Ave 11
    • Yishun St 51

    Sembawang Town Council

    • Woodlands St 81
    • Woodlands St 83
    • Woodlands Ave 6
    • Woodlands Rise
    • Sembawang Crescent
    • Canberra St
    • Sembawang Dr
    • Wellington Circle
    Sengkang Town Council

    • Rivervale Cres
    • Anchorvale Rd

    Punggol Town Council

    • Edgefield Walk
    • Punggol Pl
    • Sumang Lane
    • Edgefield Plains
    • Sumang Walk

    South

    Tanjong Pagar Town Council

    • Dover Rd
    • Commonwealth Crest
    • Stirling Rd
    • Mei Ling St
    • Lengkok Baru
    • Redhill Rd
    • Redhill Lane
    • Jln Bt Merah
    • Telok Blangah Rise
    Jalan Besar Town Council

    • Beo Cres
    • Kreta Ayer Rd
    • Upp Boon Keng Rd
    • Jln Tenteram
    • French Rd
    • Jln Sultan
    • Jln Berseh
    • Maude Rd
    • Kitchener Rd
    • Woodleigh Link

    West

    Chua Chu Kang Town Council

    • Chua Chu Kang Ave 7
    • Teck Whye Cres
    • Teck Whye Lane

    Holland–Bukit Panjang Town Council

    • Senja Cl
    • Senja Rd
    • Ghim Moh Rd

    Jurong-Clementi-Bukit Batok Town Council

    • Jurong East Ave 1
    • Jurong East St 32
    • Bt Batok St 21
    • Bt Batok West Ave 9
    • Bt Batok West Ave 8
    • Bt Batok West Ave 5
    • Bt Batok West Ave 4
    • Clementi Ave 1
    Marsiling-Yew Tee Town Council

    • Chua Chu Kang St 51
    • Woodlands St 13
    • Marsiling Rd
    • Champions Way

    West Coast-Jurong West Town Council

    • Jurong West St 93
    • Boon Lay Dr
    • Yung Wang Rd
    • Ho Ching Rd

    Use Cases Enabled by SPTel IoT-a-a-S

    From rodent monitoring to smart metering, hover over the map to check out some of the Smart Nation use cases.

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    Benefits

    Faster to deploy

    Comes with IoT-as-a-service solution that includes application hosting, connectivity, facility management, edge cloud, device management, and more.

    Lower upfront investment

    Ready network to reduce infrastructure costs, connect more devices as needed without worrying about setting up additional gateways.

    Enhanced security & data sovereignty

    Key Sensor Network LoRaWAN gateways are housed within Critical Information Infrastructure (CII). Smart facilities ensure minimal disruptions. Data stays in Singapore.

    Extensive Network

    Available indoors and outdoors. More than 100 sites by 2026. Multiple LoRaWAN gateways covering 95% of town councils in Singapore.

    Features

    Low power consumption
    and longevity

    LoRaWAN enables sending data information by using low power. This allows LoRaWAN devices to run on batteries for up to 10 years. This will greatly reduce the maintenance time and effort.

    Secure Design

    Native end to end 128-bit AES encryption between the end-device and the application server keeps transmitted data safe.

    Long and wide
    range coverage

    LoRa radio modulation allows deep indoor penetration. This increases the ability to reach critical underground sensors such as water or gas meters.

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