LK3.9 is the next version of the popular series of LAN Controllers, equipped with a much faster processor and, as usual, a reliable Ethernet interface with active PoE. The device uses the same API as previous versions, making it perfect as a continuation of projects based on the v3.5 model.
However, it should be remembered that LK3.9 requires a dedicated version of the firmware, different from the one used in previous versions.
LK3.9 and LK4 are equivalent versions of devices with slightly different hardware capabilities.
LK3.9 can be fully configured through an intuitive web interface, accessible via the built-in HTTP server.
Additionally, the device supports remote control using HTTP commands or - after initial setup - via MQTT protocol.
LK3.9 supports a variety of interfaces, allowing easy connection of many types of modules and sensors.
LK3.9 supports a variety of interfaces, allowing easy connection of many types of modules and sensors.
1-Wire: DS18B20 temperature sensors.
I2C: Temperature, humidity, pressure, particulate matter and CO2 sensors.
Outputs: 4 open collector outputs for controlling relays.
PWM outputs: 3 PWM outputs with relay control option.
Modbus *: Support for Modbus modules is available using a tHAT extension board or a Modbus RTU adapter.
LK3.9 features an advanced event handling system that allows automatic actions to be triggered based on defined conditions.
It is possible to check two data sources simultaneously (e.g., sensors) and combine these conditions using a logic operator: AND, OR, NAND, NOR, or XOR.
In response to an event, you can:The scheduler allows automatic execution of actions at a defined time — as a one-time event at a specific hour, cyclical execution at a given time interval, or as part of a daily or weekly cycle.
Available actions include:Thanks to its flexibility, the scheduler is ideal for both home and industrial automation wherever precise time-based operation is required.
Find out moreThe OUT outputs in LK3.9 offer advanced configuration options such as automatic turn-off after a defined activation time (so-called output return), cyclic switching, delayed activation after power-up, and state memory for restoring output status after a restart or power loss.
Outputs can be controlled manually (via HTTP, MQTT, SMS) or through the scheduler and event system.
Find out moreLK3.9 supports not only manual control of the PWM signal but also automatic operation using built-in regulators.
The following operating modes are available:A common use case is protecting PV installations from disconnection due to excessively high grid voltage.
Find out moreLK3.9 enables reading data from various devices and sensors via the Modbus RTU (RS485) bus.
It offers ready-to-use profiles for popular energy meters and PV inverters, and also allows easy integration of other devices using the custom Modbus device configuration feature.
The acquired data can be used for automation, displayed in the web interface, or forwarded to an external server.
Find out moreIt supports energy counter resets, enabling daily consumption tracking or separation by tariff. You can also automatically start or stop energy counting at specific times (e.g., using the scheduler), allowing precise monitoring of day and night tariff usage.
Find out moreOur proprietary solution complements the functionality of our devices, based on the MQTT protocol.
Access is free for self-use - all features are available with some limitations, but can be customized to your specific needs upon contact.
The service currently offers the following features: