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H2 Indoor Navigation Beacon

  • IP65 Waterproof
  • Additional motion sensors available
  • Cost-efficient and reliable
  • Compatible with iBeacon and Eddystone (UID, URL, TLM) at the same time
  • 5 years of battery lifetime

Description

The H2 navigation beacon is one of your best choices for indoor navigation tracking solutions. It is based on a 2.4GHz design, and boasts a waterproof level of IP65. In addition to broadcasting its own MAC address, the H2 navigation beacon also broadcasts the strength of the Bluetooth signal, which is RSSI information. According to RSSI information, the closer the Bluetooth receiver is to the transmitter, the stronger the signal strength, and vice versa. When the signal strength weakens, the relationship between the signal strength and the distance from the transmitter can be determined through the transformation of signal strength.

Features

Bluetooth Low Energy

Ultra-low power consumption chipset nRF52 series

Support 5url broadcasting

Firmware update Over The Air (OTA)

Logo and color customizable (MOQ)

Provided with your own configuration (MOQ 50 units)

100% Configurable Parameters via app (Android & iOS)

Specifications

Size(H*W*L) 48.5mm x 48.0mm x 14.7mm(H2)
48.5mm x 48.0mm x 16.3mm(H2A)
Weight 24g (H2) / 25.7g (H2A)
Battery Capacity (mAh) 1000mAh
Default battery Life Up to 5 years
Battery replaceable Yes
Range Up to 150 meters (in the open area and no obstacles)
Waterproof IP65
Protocols iBeacon& Eddystone: UID, URL, TLM Eddystone Configuration GATT Service
Firmware updating OTA
Installation Hang, Neck chain, Sticker
Built-in Sensor Motion LIS3DH
LED Single red LED
Certification USA (FCC), Europe (CE-RED, CE-LVD, CE-EMC, REACH, RoHS)
Other certifications can be customized

Documentation

Type Title Date
Product Datasheet H2 Indoor Navigation Beacon Product Brief – V1.2.pdf 2022-12-29

H2 Beacon Display

Applications

How Does the H2 Indoor Navigation Beacon Help You When Your GPS Stops Working in a Building?

When outdoors, we can use GPS to pinpoint an exact location. But when we enter a room, GPS can no longer be used. Compared with Wi-Fi positioning, Bluetooth is less interfered with by the surrounding environment. This, when coupled with the extremely low power consumption of Bluetooth and universal use, makes Bluetooth the most commonly used technology in indoor positioning.

For example, when participating in an exhibition, the exhibition hall staff can arrange Bluetooth beacons in different locations, and calculate the distances of different navigation beacons based on the signal strength of the Bluetooth beacons. If users want to know their current location, or find the booth they want to go to, they can turn on their mobile phone App, roughly determine the location of the exhibition hall, and display it on the APP map.