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Y401-99-L LoRa Wireless I/O Module Specification ​

Y401-99-L product image

Contents ​

  1. Overview
  2. Ordering Information
  3. Key Features
  4. Technical Specifications
  5. Interfaces
  6. Mechanical and Environmental
  7. Installation and Wiring
  8. Important Notes

1. Overview ​

The Y401-99-L is a nine-channel point-to-point wireless I/O terminal based on LoRa wireless communication. A matched pair contains two bidirectional modules. Each module provides nine digital inputs and nine relay outputs. Each input state is transmitted to the corresponding output channel on the other module.

Y401-99-L control diagram

Operating Logic ​

  • A dry-contact closure or NPN open-collector signal on Device A DI activates the corresponding DO relay on Device B.
  • When the input returns to its open state, the corresponding remote relay resets.
  • Bidirectional operation: the same logic applies from Device B to Device A.

Channel Mapping ​

Device ADevice B
Channel 1 inputChannel 1 output
Channel 2 inputChannel 2 output
Channel 3 inputChannel 3 output
Channel 4 inputChannel 4 output
Channel 5 inputChannel 5 output
Channel 6 inputChannel 6 output
Channel 7 inputChannel 7 output
Channel 8 inputChannel 8 output
Channel 9 inputChannel 9 output

Communication Loss ​

If wireless communication is lost, the receiver retains the last relay output states for approximately 80 seconds. If communication has not recovered by then, the relay outputs automatically reset to the de-energized (OFF) state. The normally open (NO–COM) contacts open.

2. Ordering Information ​

Model Configuration ​

Y401-99-L is a one-to-one LoRa pair. The two digits, 99, specify the digital I/O count on the two sides: each device has 9 DI and 9 DO.

A fast communication version is available with a communication distance of 1000 m and latency below 500 ms. Specify the required version when ordering.

For the full code and examples, see Model Naming.

Matched Pair ​

A standard pair consists of two matched Y401-99-L modules. Both modules can transmit and receive. The antenna interface uses an SMA female connector; a 470 MHz magnetic-mount antenna is an available antenna option.

3. Key Features ​

  • Nine corresponding input/output signal paths in each direction
  • Private point-to-point LoRa communication
  • Dry-contact/NPN inputs and relay outputs
  • Pluggable field terminals

4. Technical Specifications ​

Wireless ​

ParameterSpecification
Communication technologyLoRa wireless communication
Standard-version rangeUp to 5 km in open areas with clear line of sight
Fast-version range1000 m
Fast-version latencyLess than 500 ms
Antenna connectorSMA female connector, external thread and center socket
Antenna option470 MHz magnetic-mount antenna

Electrical ​

ParameterSpecification
Supply voltageDC 9 to 36 V
Max. power consumption3 W
Input channels9 x NPN input / dry-contact switch
Input activationShort the input terminal to COM for a dry-contact input
Output channels9 x relay output
Output ratingAC 250 V 5 A / DC 28 V 5 A
Terminal type5.08 mm pitch pluggable terminal block
Operating temperature-20 to +85 degC
Operating humidity10% to 90% RH, non-condensing

5. Interfaces ​

InterfaceDescription
AntennaSMA female connector for the LoRa antenna
PowerDC 9 to 36 V input
Input9-channel NPN or dry-contact input
Output9-channel relay output
Terminal5.08 mm pitch pluggable terminal block

6. Mechanical and Environmental ​

ParameterSpecification
Dimensions56 x 109 x 160 mm
Standard weightApprox. 910 g
Operating temperature-20 to +85 degC
Operating humidity10% to 90% RH, non-condensing

7. Installation and Wiring ​

Use the Y401 digital I/O user manual for power, input, and relay wiring, paired operation and replacement, and nine-channel commissioning.

Disconnect power before inserting or removing pluggable terminals. Follow the channel and contact markings on the supplied module.

8. Important Notes ​

  1. The standard version supports up to 5 km in open areas with clear line of sight. The fast communication version has a communication distance of 1000 m and latency below 500 ms. Actual performance depends on installation, obstructions, interference, and site conditions.
  2. Never apply voltage directly to a DI terminal.
  3. Relay ratings are maximum ratings. Select the external contactor, protection, and suppression components for the actual load.
  4. The wireless link is not intended to be the sole emergency-stop, personnel-safety, or hard-real-time control path.

  • Manufacturer: Hunan YenGear Tech Co., Ltd.
  • Address: Room 21014, Building 1, Fudi Xingguang Tiandi, Yingxin Road, Yuhua District, Changsha, Hunan, China
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Website: www.yengear.com