▶Typical Applications

The SEG-X6 Zigbee 4G gateway is designed for remote and distributed IoT applications where cellular connectivity provides greater deployment flexibility.

• Remote IoT Monitoring
Connect Zigbee sensors and devices at locations where fixed network infrastructure is unavailable or difficult to deploy.

• Distributed Energy Monitoring
Connect Zigbee energy meters and monitoring devices across geographically distributed sites.

• Remote HVAC & Equipment Monitoring
Support connected thermostats, sensors, and control devices at remote facilities.

• Retrofit IoT Projects
Add Zigbee connectivity to existing sites where installing new Ethernet infrastructure is impractical.

• Third-Party IoT Platform Integration
Connect Zigbee field devices with customer servers, applications, and management platforms through API-based integration.

▶FAQ

Q1: Does SEG-X6 require Wi-Fi or Ethernet for Internet connectivity?

No. SEG-X6 supports 4G LTE Cat 1 connectivity, allowing the gateway to connect through a cellular network. A compatible SIM card and supported LTE network are required.

Q2: Which LTE bands does the SEG-X6 support?

The international version documented in the current Quick Start Guide supports FDD-LTE bands B1, B3, B5, B7, B8, B20, and B28. LTE band availability may vary by regional version, so local carrier and frequency compatibility should be confirmed before deployment.

Q3: How many Zigbee devices can SEG-X6 support?

SEG-X6 supports up to 50 Zigbee endpoints with at least 5 Zigbee repeaters. Without Zigbee repeaters, up to 32 end devices can connect to the gateway.

Q4: Does SEG-X6 support local automation?

Yes. SEG-X6 supports local linkage, scenes, and schedules for Zigbee device automation.

Q5: Can SEG-X6 integrate with third-party IoT platforms?

Yes. SEG-X6 provides Server API and Gateway API for integration with third-party servers, mobile applications, dashboards, and IoT platforms.