Yes you can.

For example, you can have one subscription plan, 2 Gateways in different locations and 10 Ruuvi sensors in each location within range of the Gateways.

Gateways aren’t linked to your subscription plan. This means that you can use several Gateways to cover all your sensors. Ruuvi Gateways are independent routers that continuously listen to broadcast sensor data messages sent by Ruuvi sensors.

Ruuvi Gateway periodically sends most recent sensor data from nearby Ruuvi sensors to the cloud. If the cloud doesn’t respond (no connection), Gateway continues trying.

Every transmission attempt has the most recent data the Gateway has received from the sensors. This means that if data transmission has been delayed due to connectivity issues, data during the offline period will be lost.

No. A free plan is enough.

If you have an active subscription plan and you share a sensor with a friend, he/she can access the same history data with you. Your friend can also set his/her own alert limits for the sensor.

Yes you can.

Ruuvi cloud supports multiple simultaneous sessions. This means that you can for example stay logged in on two of your mobile phones at the same time.

Yes they are.

After you log in on Ruuvi Station, your settings will be securely stored to the cloud.

When you log in on a different device, the settings are automatically restored and you don’t need to reconfigure. Included are:

• Claimed sensors
  – Names
  – Background images
  – Offset settings
  – Alert settings
  – Sharing settings
• App settings

Yes, without any monthly fees.

Ruuvi Gateway can be configured to route sensor data to any server. HTTP and MQTT protocols are supported. See documentation for more information.

One hundred (100).

If you have more than 100 active Ruuvi sensors, Ruuvi Gateway routes their data randomly.

This is a software limit, and if your business case requires increased numbers, please contact us.