ZARC Network

Building the UK's IoT data network

Expanding rapidly across the UK, the ZARC Network grows stronger with every node deployed — each one extends coverage, and where coverage overlaps the network gets more resilient for everyone on it. Wherever a tag's data travels across the network, it only ever returns to the client who owns the asset.

504K+

Data points per hour

12.1M+

Data points per day

367.9M+

Data points per month

4.42B+

Data points per year

Coverage becomes deep stronger every time another gateway joins.

ZARC Network™ stands for Zero-Trust Architecture Radio Communications. It is a UK low-power IoT data network built from authorised coverage cells across customer deployments.

Every authorised gateway strengthens the coverage fabric around it. More gateways create more redundancy, stronger reception, cleaner event data and a more useful network for customers running approved devices, sensors or monitoring applications.

Over a million data points reported every day

Authorised coverage cells across critical locations

433 and 868 MHz low-power radio support

Encrypted, tenant-isolated data routing

Your sensor.
Any application.

Bring the approved device, use case or field constraint. We can shape the device form factor, route authorised payloads through ZARC and deliver them into a bespoke dashboard, API or alert workflow.

Fire-suppression system monitoring

Water and gas metering

Environmental telemetry

Door, access and security events

Tank, level and leak detection

Power and equipment monitoring

Asset condition monitoring

In-transit telemetry (temperature, motion, tamper)

Critical estate visibility

From field sensor to owned operational data.

01Sensor
02Form factor
03ZARC coverage
04Dashboard
05Alerts

Authorised payloads can be shaped around the application, routed through ZARC coverage and delivered into dashboards, APIs or alert workflows.

01

An authorised device reports within coverage

A ZARC device is not dependent on a single receiving gateway within an authorised deployment. Where permitted transmissions are received by more than one authorised coverage cell, the platform reconciles duplicates and retains the cleanest event record.

02

Duplicate handling improves reliability

When more than one authorised coverage cell receives the same permitted transmission, the platform reconciles duplicates and preserves the clean event record. Coverage overlap is used for resilience, certainty and data quality.

03

Zero-trust routing protects the owner

Every authorised payload is authenticated, encrypted and routed only to the authorised owner or platform tenant. Data is not shared across customers. Gateway reception does not expose one customer's telemetry to another.

04

Alerts arrive on the customer's terms

Events can feed dashboards, APIs, alerts, notifications and operational workflows. Reporting can be tuned for instant alarms, regular telemetry, low-frequency metering or long-life monitoring profiles.

Built for coverage, compatibility and low-power operation.

ZARC supports both 433 MHz and 868 MHz radio strategies. 433 MHz gives deep penetration and long-range behaviour for difficult environments such as basements, utility spaces, dense buildings and remote estates. 868 MHz supports compatibility where customers already operate suitable devices.

The network is designed for low-power reporting. A monitored device may report frequently where operational visibility is required. A meter or buried sensor may report rarely to preserve battery life. The reporting interval is configured around the client requirement, the payload and the application risk.

Real-time alarms

Water ingress, door and access events, tamper and movement-detection events, power loss and security events can trigger immediate alerting where fast intervention matters. Smoke and heat are monitored to complement existing fire and life-safety systems — never as a replacement for them.

Scheduled telemetry

Sensors can report every 30 seconds, every few minutes, hourly, daily or on another agreed schedule where the use case values battery life and trend data over constant transmission.

Long-life sensing

Battery life depends on the device, payload, interval and RF environment. Many real-time tag profiles are designed around multi-year operation, while low-frequency applications such as underground water meter reading can support much longer field life.

One way out. Straight to you.

A ZARC device reports its readings outward — sensor to coverage to platform to your dashboard. No handshake to wait on, no dependency on a single receiver, minimal power burned. The device reports, the network carries it, the owner gets the data.

Heard by the network. Delivered only to the owner.

ZARC coverage cells receive only authorised transmissions within permitted deployments, and the data path is tenant-isolated end to end. Every payload is authenticated, encrypted, deduplicated and routed solely to its authorised owner. Reception by the network never exposes one customer's telemetry to another. You keep control of your data, your alerts and your operating rules — on a UK-operated network.

Discuss a ZARC
Network project

Tell us what you need to monitor, measure or report, where it operates, and where the data needs to go.

Location

Aylsham Business Park, Norwich

Norfolk NR11 6FD · VAT GB 409644484

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