Zentanode
Frequently Asked Questions about Zentanode.
What is a Zentanode?
A Zentanode is decentralized mining hardware that powers the Zentamesh network. It provides offline communication within a range of up to 6km, routes encrypted messages, and stores data with redundancy. Operators earn 25 CHAIN tokens per month for maintaining their node. The device is energy-efficient (5W typical), plug-and-play, and requires no technical expertise to operate.
How do I purchase a Zentanode?
Zentanodes are available exclusively through the official store at zentanode.com. Availability may vary depending on your region.
What is the range of a Zentanode?
Zentanodes currently operate within a range of up to 6 kilometers. The exact range depends on terrain, obstructions, and antenna placement. Multiple nodes can extend coverage through mesh networking.
How much do I earn with a Zentanode?
Each Zentanode earns a fixed reward of 25 CHAIN tokens per month (300 CHAIN per year). Rewards are paid directly to your wallet at the beginning of each month. A minimum uptime of 95% is required for full rewards.
Can I run multiple Zentanodes?
Yes. You can operate multiple nodes:
Starter (1–3 nodes): 25–75 CHAIN/month
Professional (4–10 nodes): 100–250 CHAIN/month with mesh networking bonus
Enterprise (10+ nodes): 250+ CHAIN/month with network priority
Do I need technical expertise to operate a Zentanode?
No. Zentanode is plug-and-play with a 6-step setup that takes approximately 15 minutes. Connect power, pair with the Zentalk app, configure your wallet address, and mining starts automatically.
What hardware specs does the Zentanode have?
Processor: ARM Cortex-A53 Quad-Core
RAM: 2 GB DDR4
Storage: 32 GB eMMC
Connectivity: WiFi, Bluetooth 5.0, LoRa, Gigabit Ethernet, USB 3.0/C, LTE
Power: 5W typical, 10W max (USB-C or PoE+)
Operating Temperature: -20°C to +60°C
What frequencies does the Zentanode support?
868 MHz — Europe
915 MHz — North America, Australia
922 MHz — Latin America, Southeast Asia
The device also supports WiFi, Bluetooth 5.0, and LTE connectivity.
Is Zentanode compatible with LoRa?
Yes. Zentanode is compatible with LoRa and supports LoRaWAN for long-range, low-power communication.
What happens if my Zentanode goes offline?
If your node goes offline, you will not receive rewards for the downtime period. Once the node is back online and meets the 95% uptime requirement, rewards resume. The Repair-Hub service is available for hardware issues.
How can I monitor my Zentanode?
You can monitor your node through Zentalk Web at zentalk.chat. The app provides real-time data on node status, network connections, and reward tracking. The map explorer shows all active nodes.
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