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Thiamis

IoT Gateway for Connecting Third-Party Sensors to the Aethair Platform

Thiamis brings the instruments you already own onto the same platform as Aethair PRO and Aethair IAQ. Four wired interfaces connect 35 sensor integrations covering 224 device models in the sensor catalog today. Thiamis logs every reading, stamps it with its GPS position, and sends it to the Aethair Cloud over 4G LTE on a built-in SIM (cellular data included) or over the site's Wi-Fi, so nobody has to drive out to retrieve data. You need it only for instruments you already own, or ones the Aethair monitors don't carry; Aethair PRO and Aethair IAQ report on their own (which one fits).
4interfaces
224device models

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Thiamis IoT gateway wired to a sensor inside a field enclosure
Thiamis, the gateway for third-party instruments

Where it is used

Where Thiamis Runs

Each tile opens its solution page. Or browse the sensor catalog by instrument type: air quality and noise, water and weather. Fluid and fuel quality analyzers and I/O modules are listed under Ports and Protocols.

In the catalog

More Solutions Built on Thiamis

Every solution whose recommended configuration uses Thiamis, beyond the sites above.

What it connects

Compatible Sensors

The sensor catalog lists 28 manufacturers, 35 sensor integrations, and 224 device models today. Every one already runs on Thiamis, with monitoring, alerts, reports, and Environet dashboards working. Vendors below link to their devices; browse the whole catalog or contact us if your sensor is not listed (a new integration is typically added within a few days).

Three sides of the Thiamis gateway: the GPS antenna port, SDI-12 with power, RS-485, and the LTE antenna port; the RS-232 MUX connector; and USB-C ports A and B.

How it connects

Ports and Protocols

Every instrument connects to one of these ports, and the protocol each one uses is listed below it. The first side has the SDI-12 and RS-485 buses and the GPS and LTE antenna connectors. The second has the RS-232 MUX connector, which provides three RS-232 ports with the 3-to-1 expansion cable. The third has two USB-C ports.

In all, 224 external device models (particulate monitors, gas analyzers, weather stations, noise dosimeters, water-quality probes, and more) stream to the Aethair Cloud alongside Aethair's own devices. Each interface below lists what plugs into it. A model that supports more than one interface is listed under each, so the per-interface counts overlap. Browse all 224 or build a custom configuration.

What you get from it

What You Get From Thiamis

Every reading goes to the Aethair Cloud and appears in Environet. Each outcome below is a product you can read about.

Proven in a regulator's network

South Coast AQMD's published ozone sensor network in the San Bernardino Mountains ran on Thiamis and Environet, averaging readings at the edge and logging through connectivity outages.

Your data, stored until delivered

Thiamis caches the readings of its connected sensors on the device until they are delivered, so a connectivity outage delays readings instead of dropping them, and raw readings are stored exactly as the instrument sent them. Every reading is encrypted in transit to the Aethair Cloud and platform access is role-based. Live and historical readings export as JSON or CSV through the Environet API (OpenAPI 3.2). You own your devices and data, can grant partners controlled access, and readings are kept for as long as you need them (at least two years after a project ends) and deleted only at your request.

One account for every site

Connected instruments sit next to Aethair PRO and Aethair IAQ in the same Environet account: one console, the same alerts, reports, and Environet dashboards for every device, and an existing installation is modernized without replacing the instrument.

Wind-aware perimeter sites

Mark each instrument upwind or downwind, pair a weather station on the same gateway, and Environet plots a wind rose and the upwind-to-downwind difference; the perimeter report carries both.

How it is built

Thiamis Hardware

Interfaces and protocols are listed above. All other specifications are listed below.

General

Input voltage12 VDC, USB-C
Power4.6 W
Operating temperature−30 °C to 75 °C (−22 °F to 167 °F)
CertificationsCE, FCC, PTCRB
Field housingAethair Node enclosure for outdoor sites (specifications on request)
PollingEach connected instrument polled on a configurable interval, one minute by default
UpdatesFirmware, instrument drivers, and configuration over the air, from Environet

Communications

Cellular4G LTE / 3G / 2G
WiFi802.11 b/g/n
BluetoothBluetooth 4.0
MeshZigbee
GPSA-GPS, sensitivity > −165 dBm, 3 m accuracy
AntennaBuilt-in (2G/3G/4G, GPS, Zigbee, Bluetooth); external MCX female for cellular and GPS optional
SIM cardBuilt-in; cellular data included, no network fee

On-board sensors

Temperature0–45 °C, resolution 0.1 °C, maximum error ±0.5 °C from 15–30 °C
Humidity15–75 % RH, resolution 0.1 % RH, maximum error ±2 % RH
Barometer300–1100 hPa, resolution 0.12 Pa, maximum error ±1.3 Pa

Source: Thiamis Technical Specifications (Rev. 1.0, January 2023).

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Questions

Thiamis FAQ

What do I do on site to connect an instrument?
Connect the instrument to a port, power on the gateway, and set up the connected device in Environet. For any cataloged model, readings then stream to the Aethair Cloud over the built-in SIM and appear alongside the rest of your fleet. Sensors not yet supported can be integrated on request (see Compatible Sensors above). Your own team can do the installation, with no special license needed, or a partner from Aethair's network can do it for you.
How many instruments can one Thiamis connect?
Several at once. The RS-232 port is multiplexed: with the 3-to-1 expansion cable it takes three instruments, each with its own protocol and baud rate. RS-485 and SDI-12 are multi-drop buses, so several addressed instruments can share one port. The two USB-C ports take one instrument each. A perimeter kit commonly runs a dust monitor, a noise monitor, and a weather station on one gateway.
What power does Thiamis need?
12 VDC or USB-C, drawing about 4.6 W. Where there is no power outlet, it runs on a solar panel or an external battery. Outdoors, it sits in an Aethair Node, its field enclosure (specifications on request).
How is Thiamis bought?
The hardware is a one-time purchase: the gateway and its accessories. The platform is an annual subscription, on a one- to three-year contract, that covers every platform feature. Cellular data and data hosting are included, with no network fee. Buying starts with a 30-minute call: you tell us about your application, then we demo the solution for it.

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