Milesight UG56 | 8-Channel Industrial Indoor LoRaWAN Gateway | BACnet & Modbus BMS
The Milesight UG56 is a compact industrial 8-channel indoor LoRaWAN gateway with an embedded network server — built to bridge LoRaWAN sensor data into Building Management Systems via BACnet and Modbus.
- Capacity: 8-Channel SX1302 | 2,000+ Nodes | 15 km LoS / 2 km Urban
- BMS Integration: BACnet/IP & Modbus to BMS/PLC | MQTT & HTTP API
- Backhaul & Build: Ethernet (PoE), Wi-Fi & 4G* | DIN-Rail | Metal IP30
*4G LTE on the Ethernet/PoE/Wi-Fi/4G model.
Milesight UG56 | 8-Channel Industrial Indoor LoRaWAN Gateway | BACnet & Modbus BMS - EU868 / Ethernet/PoE/Wi-Fi is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
The Milesight UG56 is a compact, rugged 8-channel industrial indoor LoRaWAN gateway for smart buildings and smart industry. Built on the Semtech SX1302 chip and a quad-core CPU, it handles 2,000+ end nodes with line-of-sight reach up to 15 km (about 2 km in dense urban areas) from a metal IP30 enclosure that mounts on a desk, wall, or DIN rail.
Crucially for smart buildings, the UG56 is a Building Management System (BMS) bridge — its embedded network server feeds LoRaWAN sensor data straight into BACnet/IP and Modbus systems. It ships in two backhaul models: Ethernet/PoE/Wi-Fi, and Ethernet/PoE/Wi-Fi/4G for sites that need cellular failover.
Building Management System (BMS) Integration
The UG56 drops LoRaWAN data into existing building infrastructure with no rip-and-replace. It exposes BACnet/IP, BACnet/SC, Modbus TCP, and Modbus RTU over TCP, alongside MQTT(s) and HTTP(s) APIs — so wireless sensors become first-class points in your BMS or PLC.
Core Capabilities
Typical Applications
Technical Integration
The UG56 runs a quad-core 1.3 GHz ARM Cortex-A35 CPU with 512 MB DDR3 RAM, 8 GB eMMC, and an internal microSD slot. It is configured via Web GUI, CLI (SSH/Telnet), SNMP, HTTP API, and MQTT API, and managed remotely through the Milesight Development Platform or DeviceHub. Power is supplied by 802.3af PoE or USB Type-C (5V/2A), at a typical 1.8 W (6.9 W max). The IP30 metal enclosure (110 × 75 × 24 mm, 186 g) supports desktop, wall, or DIN-rail mounting and operates from −20 °C to +60 °C. For gateway architecture or BMS system design, contact the ShopIoT technical team.
What's in the Box
Note: a Type-C cable & power adapter, AC/DC-DC power converter kit, and DIN-rail clip kit are available as optional accessories. The 4G model requires a Mini SIM (2FF), not included.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the UG56 integrate with a BMS?
It exposes BACnet/IP, BACnet/SC, Modbus TCP, and Modbus RTU over TCP (plus MQTT/HTTP APIs). LoRaWAN sensors appear as native BACnet objects via a virtual BACnet server — with no changes to your existing BACnet devices or management system. A free Milesight BACnet driver is provided.
What's the difference between the two models?
The Ethernet/PoE/Wi-Fi model backhauls over wired Ethernet (PoE) and Wi-Fi. The Ethernet/PoE/Wi-Fi/4G model adds a 4G LTE modem (Mini SIM, 2FF) for cellular failover where wired/Wi-Fi isn't reliable.
Can it be mounted in a control cabinet?
Yes — the compact metal enclosure supports desktop, wall, and DIN-rail mounting (DIN-rail clip kit available), making it ideal for electrical panels and control cabinets.
How many devices and what range does it support?
Around 2,000 Class A/B/C nodes, with line-of-sight reach up to 15 km and roughly 2 km in dense urban environments.
Does it need an external network server?
No — it has a built-in network server (with Gateway Fleet, Multicast, and FUOTA). It's also compatible with The Things Stack, ChirpStack, Actility, and AWS if you prefer an external LNS.
How is it powered?
By 802.3af PoE or USB Type-C (5V/2A), drawing a typical 1.8 W (6.9 W max).
Certifications
Designing a Smart-Building Network?
Talk to our IoT specialists, or explore the sensors and gateways to pair with it.
Specifications
Specifications
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Primary Communication ProtocolLoRaWAN
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Frequency/RegionEU868
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Antenna TypeInternal, External (SMA)
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LoRaWAN Channels8 Channels
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Configuration MethodWeb GUI (HTTP/HTTPS), Wi-Fi Access Point (AP) Mode, Cloud Management (SaaS)
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Activation MethodOTAA, ABP
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Environment RatingIndoor
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IP RatingIP30
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Operating Temperature-20°C to 60°C
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Enclosure MaterialMetal
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Power ConsumptionTypical: 1.8W, Max: 6.9W
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Interfaces (I/O)Ethernet (RJ45), USB Type-C, SIM Slot
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Monitoring ParametersPower Status, Backhaul Status, LoRa Traffic
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