Set it and forget it

Mount it once.
Forget it.

The Super Node is a solar-powered, IP67-sealed mesh relay designed to live on a rooftop or pole and extend your neighborhood's coverage indefinitely — no power bill, no maintenance visits.

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NS-300 CLIENT CLIENT IP67
Works for
Rooftop relay
HOA / neighborhood infrastructure
Park or trailhead anchor
Ridgeline repeater

Infrastructure that
never goes down.

A single Super Node on an elevated rooftop can cover a 1–3 km radius in a suburban neighborhood. Pair a few together and you have a neighborhood backbone.

Recommended
NS-300 Super Node — solar Meshtastic mesh radio node
Best for Rooftop Relay · NS-300
Super Node

Solar-powered. Up to 12,000 mAh. IP67 sealed. Pole-mountable. The Super Node is engineered to run indefinitely without intervention on a south-facing roof.

  • Heltec LoRa32 V4 — ESP32-S3 + SX1262, 915 MHz
  • Integrated solar panel — continuous off-grid operation
  • Up to 12,000 mAh capacity — scalable 18650 slots, solar-buffered
  • IP67 solar enclosure — 5W monocrystalline panel, dustproof, waterproof
  • Wall + pole mount brackets included — deploy anywhere
  • Meshtastic · MeshCore · or Reticulum — your choice
$249 free US shipping
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Pre-configured · Ships 3–5 days · Configured to order

Power math

The Heltec LoRa32 V4 in router mode sips power continuously from its 5W solar panel, with up to 12,000 mAh of 18650 battery capacity absorbing any shortfall. In typical sun exposure, the panel keeps the battery topped off through normal cloudy stretches. The Super Node will run indefinitely without any intervention.

Up in an afternoon.

One mounting session. Then it runs itself.

Step 1
Mount it
Use the included wall or pole mount bracket. The IP67 enclosure and 5W monocrystalline solar panel are a single self-contained unit — no external panel wiring needed.
Step 2
Attach the antenna
Thread the included antenna onto the RP-SMA connector on the enclosure. Point it vertically for maximum omnidirectional coverage.
Step 3
Power on and verify
The node powers up automatically once the battery has charge. Configure once via Bluetooth using your chosen app — Meshtastic, MeshCore, or a Reticulum client. No further visits needed.