The LGT RF Nano V2.0 Wireless Module runs at the same core as a standard Arduino Nano — same 32 KB flash, same 2 KB SRAM, same pin layout. What changes is the CC2540 Bluetooth chip sitting alongside it. The CC2540 handles BLE 4.2 communication independently, so the microcontroller does not burn processing cycles managing the wireless stack. That separation keeps your sketch responsive even when the BLE-Nano 4.2 Development Board is actively transmitting data to a phone or gateway.
The CC2540 is a well-documented Texas Instruments chip used in production IoT hardware, not a generic clone module. BLE 4.2 supports faster pairing, better packet encryption, and improved throughput compared to BLE 4.0. The board runs on 5V through a Type-C connector, which removes the older micro-USB friction most bench setups deal with. One trade-off — BLE 4.2 is not backward compatible with classic Bluetooth devices. It works with smartphones and BLE-capable hosts only, not older Bluetooth speakers or legacy serial adapters.
With 22 digital I/O pins including 6 PWM lines and 8 analog inputs, this rf module arduino fits projects that need both sensing and wireless output in one board. The Integrated CC2540 bluetooth chip makes it a compact choice for wireless control and IoT device prototyping without stacking a separate rf module arduino shield. Available from StemVolt, this unit is suitable for engineers working on battery applications and practical electronics projects.
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Features:
- CC2540 BLE 4.2 chip handles wireless stack independently from ATmega328P
- 32 KB flash memory stores full Arduino sketches with room for libraries
- 6 PWM pins enable direct motor speed and LED brightness control
- 8 analog inputs read sensors like temperature, light, and flex directly
Technical Specifications:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Microcontroller | ATmega328P |
| Bluetooth Chip | CC2540, BLE 4.2 |
| Digital I/O Pins | 22 Pins (6 PWM) |
| Analog Input Pins | 8 Pins (A0–A7) |
| SRAM | 2 KB |
| Flash Memory | 32 KB |
| Compatible Devices | Wireless Control, IoT Devices |
| Operating Voltage (V) | 5V |
 Applications:
- IoT hobbyists use BLE-Nano 4.2 Development Board to send sensor data wirelessly to Android apps
- Engineers build wireless control systems using Integrated CC2540 bluetooth chip with custom BLE profiles
- Arduino beginners use this rf module arduino board to learn BLE communication without extra shields
- Smart home projects connect door sensors and switches using BLE 4.2 low-energy wireless protocol
- College students build IoT device prototypes for final year projects using onboard BLE and analog pins
Package Includes:
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1 x LGT-RF-Nano V2.0 Wireless Module














Dev Patel –
Happy with purchase
Nupur Chaturvedi –
Reliable wireless board
Harshvardhan Yadav –
Perfect for IoT projects
Ajay Khandelwal –
Supports wireless communication for IoT and control systems with stable performance and reliable connectivity
Kunal Bhandari –
Bought from a reliable STEM store for a science exhibition project, wireless communication worked smoothly and cash on delivery option made purchasing convenient.
Siddharth Bhatia –
Compatible with Arduino Nano Board architecture and easy to integrate into robotics and automation applications
Mahesh Srivastava –
Received this LGT RF Nano V2.0 module with same day dispatch and damage proof packing, quality feels excellent and WhatsApp support was very responsive.
Ramesh Agrawal –
Genuine quality module