
Controller
Sends LoRa control commands and shows the associated cabinet circuit state.
Wireless Control Cabinet · Y953 LoRa System
Y953 links a controller to one or more wireless control cabinets through LoRa. It is designed for greenhouses, aquaculture, pump stations and farmland where external networks are unavailable or control cables are difficult to install.
The base system provides local LoRa control. Cross-site Internet access requires an additional uplink configuration.

System components
The controller and one or more wireless cabinets make the base system. Add repeaters or solar power when required by distance, obstacles or site power conditions.
The Y953T controller sends commands, summarizes circuit state and indicates communication status. The Y953 cabinet executes circuit control at the equipment site. The Y953B repeater forwards the LoRa signal. Solar power is available for sites without convenient mains power.


Sends LoRa control commands and shows the associated cabinet circuit state.

Receives LoRa commands at the equipment site and controls pumps, fans, lighting and valves.
Forwards the LoRa signal around long distances or obstacles. Quantity and placement are project-specific.

For locations without convenient mains power. The supplied equipment depends on the site power requirement.
How it works
The base loop runs between the controller, the LoRa link and the wireless cabinet. It does not require an external network or cloud platform.
The corresponding controller light means the associated cabinet circuit is connected.
When several cabinets are connected, any cabinet with that circuit connected can light the same controller indicator.
The indicator confirms the circuit state, not the actual operation of a pump, fan or other load.
After a link loss, the cabinet keeps its previous circuit state and can still be operated locally.
Y953 product demo
The video shows the controller and multiple wireless cabinets being operated on site. It helps explain the control method; it does not replace range testing, a network plan or actual-load feedback.
Viewing note: the source video contains Chinese captions. The surrounding text describes the same control path.
Distance and relay
Direct transmission can reach up to 10 km in unobstructed conditions. Add one or more Y953B repeaters for long distances or hills, buildings and other obstacles. The site review determines the route, placement and expected coverage.
Solar power
Y953 can be paired with a solar power system when mains power is unavailable or impractical.
Solar system design: PV power, battery capacity, autonomy and low-battery behavior are specified for the site load and operating conditions.
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Suitable sites
Y953 is for sites where control cables are difficult, external networks are unavailable or equipment is distributed. Loads, circuits and installation conditions are confirmed during selection.
The control point and pump station are far apart, and installing a long control cable is difficult.
Multiple houses, barns or aquaculture units are distributed across a site and need one controller to coordinate one or more cabinets.
Use a repeater when hills, buildings or other obstacles prevent a direct link.
Review the solar power option when the equipment point does not have stable mains power.
Configuration options
The table identifies the base wireless-control functions and the options selected according to distance, obstacles and site power.
Selection requirements
Controller and cabinet locations, radio conditions, loads and power requirements determine the repeater and solar-power configuration.
Where is the control point, and must one controller connect to multiple cabinets?
Measure the distance between the controller and the most remote cabinet.
Record hills, buildings, trees and terrain changes, along with possible repeater locations.
List the number, distribution and circuit count of each wireless control cabinet.
List pumps, fans, lighting, valves and other loads, including power and starting method.
Confirm power, antenna and mounting conditions for controllers, cabinets and repeaters.
Decide whether circuit-connection state is enough, or actual load operation must be verified.
State whether cross-site phone management, history or cloud integration is required.
Model reference
Technical and project documents list the models supplied for the selected system.
Sends commands and shows associated circuit state.
One and four circuit LoRa cabinet configurations.
For long-distance or obstructed paths; count and placement are project-specific.
FAQ
Yes. Y953 establishes an independent LoRa link between the controller and wireless cabinets. Basic control does not depend on 4G, Wi-Fi or wired Internet.
10 km is the maximum direct distance in an unobstructed environment, not an engineering coverage promise. Terrain, buildings, antennas, mounting height and interference determine the usable range, which should be confirmed by a site plan or communication test.
Add one or more Y953B repeaters at suitable positions to forward the LoRa signal. Quantity, placement and routing need a site-based plan.
Yes. One or more Y953B repeaters can be used for long distances or multiple obstacles. The quantity, route and total coverage are confirmed for the site.
One controller can operate one or more wireless cabinets. The practical cabinet count depends on the site layout, radio path and control requirements.
It means that the corresponding circuit of an associated cabinet is connected. In a one-to-many system, any cabinet with that circuit connected can light the controller indicator. It does not prove that the load is actually running or identify a specific cabinet.
The cabinet keeps its circuit state from before the link was lost. Staff can still switch circuits manually at the cabinet.
No. The solar power system is an option for sites without convenient mains power. The supplied equipment and configuration are confirmed per project.
No. Basic site control uses LoRa between the controller and cabinets. Cross-site phone management, history and cloud integration need a separate uplink configuration.
Y953 uses a local LoRa link between a controller and cabinets and does not require Internet or cloud service for basic control. Y951 is designed for connected remote management through 4G, Wi-Fi or RJ45.
Get a network review
Share the farthest cabinet, obstacles, cabinet count, controlled loads, power conditions and feedback needs. We will help review the Y953 network.