IndieSemiC ISC-Beacon-V01 BLE Asset Tag - Nordic Semiconductor nRF52820 Bluetooth LE 5.4 Beacon

Name: IndieSemiC ISC-Beacon-V01 BLE Asset Tag - Nordic Semiconductor nRF52820 Bluetooth LE 5.4 Beacon
Brand: IndieSemiC
SKU: IOWC-0114
Price: 639.00 INR
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The IndieSemiC ISC-Beacon-V01 is a portable Bluetooth LE 5.4 positioning beacon built on the Nordic Semiconductor nRF52820 SoC, designed for cost-effective asset tracking and management with a broadcast range up to 85 meters.

Features

Powered by Nordic Semiconductor nRF52820 SoC supporting Bluetooth 5.4 for reliable, long-range communication up to 85 meters.
Ultra-low power consumption optimized for extended battery life using a 230 mAh cell, ideal for continuous asset monitoring.
Compact, portable, and durable design with an operating temperature range of -20°C to 60°C for flexible installation in various environments.
Features dual-channel broadcasting for flexible beacon configuration and a low-power LED for operational status indication.
Made in India, providing a cost-effective BLE beacon solution for asset tracking, inventory management, and personnel safety applications.

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Description

The ISC-Beacon-V01 BLE Asset Tag is a purpose-built positioning beacon developed by IndieSemiC for the Indian market. Centered on the Nordic Semiconductor nRF52820 system-on-chip (SoC), it leverages Bluetooth Low Energy 5.4 protocol to broadcast its presence with a reliable range of up to 85 meters. Its architecture is optimized for minimal power draw, enabling long operational life from its integrated 230 mAh battery, making it suitable for permanent deployment on assets.

Engineered for resilience, the beacon operates across an industrial temperature range from -20°C to 60°C, ensuring performance in warehouses, commercial complexes, and outdoor settings. The sleek, portable form factor allows for discrete attachment to high-value equipment, inventory, or personnel ID badges. It provides a foundational wireless node for real-time location systems (RTLS), enabling precise tracking and management workflows without complex infrastructure.

Key Features

Bluetooth LE 5.4 Beacon with Nordic Semiconductor nRF52820 SoC for modern, energy-efficient wireless communication.
Extended broadcast range up to 85 meters for reliable coverage in large indoor spaces like warehouses and museums.
Ultra-low power consumption design maximizes the lifespan of the integrated 230 mAh lithium battery.
Dual-channel broadcasting allows flexible configuration for different asset tracking scenarios and network densities.
Compact and durable housing with an IP-rated design (implied) suitable for industrial and commercial environments.
Integrated low-power LED provides visual confirmation of operational status and battery life.
Wide operating temperature range (-20°C to 60°C) ensures reliable performance in varied climatic conditions.
Easy installation with adhesive backing or mounting options for quick deployment on diverse assets.

Applications

Real-time asset tracking and management in warehouses, factories, and logistics centers.
Inventory control and stock visibility for retail stores and commercial complexes.
Personnel safety and location monitoring in large facilities, hospitals, or hazardous environments.
Equipment and tool tracking in workshops, construction sites, and production floors.
Supply chain and logistics visibility for goods in transit and storage.
Security systems for detecting unauthorized movement of high-value items.
Medical equipment tracking and patient flow management within healthcare facilities.

Technical Specifications

Microcontroller/SoC	Nordic Semiconductor nRF52820
Wireless Protocol	Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) 5.4
Broadcast Range	Up to 85 meters
Battery Capacity	230 mAh
Indicator	Low Power LED
Operating Temperature	-20°C to 60°C
Storage Temperature	20°C to 35°C
Dimensions (Shipping)	11 x 8 x 3 cm
Weight (Shipping)	0.01 kg

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the core SoC used in the ISC-Beacon-V01 and what are its key advantages?

The ISC-Beacon-V01 is built around the Nordic Semiconductor nRF52820 system-on-chip, which provides native support for Bluetooth Low Energy 5.4. Key advantages include ultra-low power consumption for extended battery life, a robust ARM Cortex-M4 processor for reliable beacon operation, and enhanced radio sensitivity for achieving the advertised 85-meter broadcast range in open environments, making it ideal for continuous asset tracking applications.

How do I configure the broadcast settings and advertising intervals for this BLE tag?

Configuration typically requires connecting the beacon to a dedicated mobile app or a programming dongle provided by the manufacturer or compatible with Nordic Semiconductor's nRF Connect SDK. Through this interface, you can adjust parameters like advertising interval (affecting battery life and update rate), transmit power, and the broadcast packet's UUID, Major, and Minor values to integrate with RTLS platforms like Estimote or your custom Bluetooth gateway system.

What is the expected battery life and how do I replace the battery?

Battery life depends heavily on the configured advertising interval and transmit power. With a 230 mAh cell and typical settings (e.g., 1-second interval), it can last several months to over a year. The device is designed with a replaceable battery compartment; carefully open the housing to access and swap the standard lithium cell, ensuring correct polarity, to restore full operational lifespan.

Can this beacon be used outdoors or in harsh industrial environments?

Yes, the beacon's operating temperature range of -20°C to 60°C and its durable housing make it suitable for many outdoor and industrial settings. However, for prolonged exposure to direct moisture, dust, or extreme impacts, an additional protective case may be recommended. Its RF performance remains stable across this temperature range, ensuring consistent broadcast signals for reliable asset tracking.

How do I integrate this tag with my existing asset tracking or IoT platform?

Integration involves deploying Bluetooth gateways (like Raspberry Pi with a BLE dongle or commercial hubs) that scan for the beacon's broadcast packets. These packets contain unique identifiers which your gateway software forwards via MQTT, HTTP, or other protocols to your central platform. You will need to configure the platform to recognize the beacon's ID and map it to a specific asset for real-time location tracking and management.