Amber Pulse

Amber Pulse sends small, structured status messages over the Sigfox 0G low-power, wide-area network rather than relying on cellular or Wi-Fi. This approach uses very little energy, enabling long battery life, and reaches areas covered by the national Sigfox network across South Africa. The data is delivered to a backend platform where it can be monitored and acted on.

Amber Pulse suits remote or distributed monitoring scenarios sites that are off-grid, spread over a wide area, or otherwise hard to reach with conventional connectivity. Because it runs on the Sigfox 0G network, it can operate in locations without mains power or mobile signal for extended periods. Typical uses include monitoring equipment status and asset condition.

The main benefits are long battery life, low running costs, and reliable coverage, since the device avoids cellular data fees and power-hungry radios. Running on the anti-jamming Sigfox 0G network also adds resilience where security or continuity matter. Together these make Amber Pulse cost-effective to deploy at scale.

Like other Sigfox 0G devices, Amber Pulse is engineered for very low power draw, so battery life is typically measured in years rather than months, depending on how often it reports. Sending only small, infrequent messages is what makes this long operating life possible. Amber IoT can confirm the expected battery life for your specific reporting interval and configuration.