If you're planning on deploying a solar project in an urban area, you may be wondering what type of wireless technology to use. Sure, cellular networks have been around for a while and they're generally reliable, but let me tell you, LoRaWAN is where it's at.

First off, let's talk about the problem of cellular network sunsets. You know, when your favorite cellular network decides to shut down and you're left scrambling to find a new one? Yeah, that sucks. But with LoRaWAN, you don't have to worry about that. It's a standardized, open network that's not going anywhere anytime soon. So you can rest easy knowing your solar project will stay connected for the long haul.

And let's not forget about the expense of updating cellular technologies. Sure, it may seem like a good idea at the time to invest in the latest and greatest cellular technology, but then a new one comes out and you're left with outdated equipment. With LoRaWAN, you don't have to worry about constantly upgrading your equipment. It's a scalable, flexible technology that can evolve with your project. Plus, it's generally more affordable than cellular.

But don't just take my word for it. Numerous studies have shown that LoRaWAN is a superior technology for urban solar deployments. It offers longer range, lower power consumption, and better penetration through buildings and obstacles. Plus, it's backed by a growing community of users and developers who are constantly improving and expanding the technology.

So if you want to avoid the headache of cellular network sunsets and the expense of upgrading your technology, give LoRaWAN a try for your urban solar project. You won't be disappointed.

This article was co-authored with GPT-3 and the image was co-created with DALL-E!