Wi-Fi HaLow for buildings and campuses, covering every corner and every device.
A new long-range, low-power Wi-Fi standard that reaches across large buildings and campuses to connect hundreds of devices on one secure network
Wi-Fi HaLow simplifies connectivity for buildings and campuses
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Security & surveillance
Extend cameras and readers to entrances, stairwells, parking, and perimeter, where cabling is impractical and standard Wi-Fi won't reach.
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Energy & climate
Bring sub-metering, HVAC, lighting, and environmental sensors onto one network, so energy and ESG reporting cover the whole building, not just the wired parts.
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Access & occupancy
Run door controllers, people-counting, and occupancy sensors on the same secure network, from the lobby to the loading dock.
The infrastructure problem
Enterprise Wi-Fi connects laptops, phones, and people well. But extending connectivity to locks, meters, sensors, and controls often means more access points, cable drops, gateways, and separate networks. As device counts grow, so does the cost and complexity of deploying and managing them.
Wi-Fi HaLow reduces that infrastructure: sub-GHz range to cover more of a building or campus, low power for battery devices, and native IP with WPA3 security on one Wi-Fi network.
(2.4|5|6 GHz)
(Sub GHz)
inside and out
One network, less to manage
Less infrastructure changes how a building is run. One Wi-Fi network, on the IP stack facilities and IT teams already run, replaces the mix of gateways and separate systems, so there's less to commission, secure, and manage. Coverage reaches from the lobby to the roof and across the site, with fewer vendors and fewer places for coverage or security to break down.
What Wi-Fi HaLow delivers for buildings and campuses
One native-IP network
Hundreds of devices (sensors, controls, cameras, access, and metering) on a single network, with no proprietary gateway or controller to bridge and secure.
Real, enterprise-grade security
WPA3 security delivered by an open Wi-Fi standard that the world tests, patches, and pushes forward.
Fewer vendors, less lock-in
One standards-based, Wi-Fi Alliance certified connectivity layer instead of several proprietary ecosystems often tied to a single vendor.
Building-wide coverage
Sub-GHz range and penetration reach across floors, basements, parking areas, and grounds, through concrete and steel.
Lower cost to build and maintain
Deliver building-wide wireless connectivity with fewer access points, reducing deployment cost, effort to expand, and complexity to maintain.
Low-power by design
Power-efficient operation and built-in low-power features that reduce how often deployed devices need servicing.
One network across entire buildings and campuses
Hundreds of devices across a building or campus, running on one secure IP-native network.
Built and backed by the Wi-Fi we all know and trust.
Defined by the IEEE
Wi-Fi HaLow is based on the 802.11ah standard, defined by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), the same body behind every generation of Wi-Fi.
Certified by the Wi-Fi Alliance
Wi-Fi CERTIFIED HaLow is certified by the Wi-Fi Alliance, the global industry association that promotes interoperability, security, and consistent performance across Wi-Fi products.
Official testing via Morse Micro
As a Wi-Fi Alliance approved Wi-Fi HaLow testbed vendor, Morse Micro helps companies test, validate and refine their Wi-Fi HaLow products in preparation for certification.
Building with Wi-Fi HaLow
Whether you’re looking to build our chips or modules into your next product, testing with our eval kits and reference designs, or looking for a finished product to take to market, we have a Wi-Fi HaLow option for every stage.
