2 Way Point-to-Point Analog/Digital Communications Module Ideal for Valve Control and Retrofit Applications

    HUDSON, MA, July 03, 2015 /24-7PressRelease/ -- SignalFire introduces a new Two-Way Analog and Digital Communications Module that wirelessly mirrors analog and digital signals between two points as a standalone system. Ideal for wireless valve control or retrofit applications in oil and gas fields where analog and digital signals need to be replicated at both ends, the SignalFire Wireless I/O Module serves as a wire replacement by replicating the analog and digital signals (discrete, 4-20mA and 1-5V) with another module through a wireless link. Both modules can work, in turn, replicating the other's I/O status.

Offered with 4 analog inputs/outputs as well as 2 digital input/outputs, the Two-Way Analog and Digital Communications Module operates from a wide range of DC power inputs with low power consumption. Units can be DIN Rail mounted for easy installation. An integrated 300 mW radio with antenna kit provides fail safe protection should either radio frequency or I/O fail or be interrupted.

In addition to operating in a point-to-point I/O mirroring configuration, the Wireless I/O Module can be configured as a standard SignalFire node in a SignalFire network, providing longer range as well as more sophisticated monitoring and control. The modules are DIN rail mounted and designed to be easy to use.

For more information, refer to the website at http://www.signal-fire.com/2-way-analog-digital-communications-module/ or contact the company at 978-212-2868 or [email protected].

SignalFire Wireless Telemetry designs and manufactures wireless telemetry products that enable robust, long-distance wireless communication connecting multiple devices in challenging outdoor environments. The company offers the SignalFire Remote Sensing System (SFRSS), a robust long-range mesh network specifically designed for challenging, large-scale environments characterizing industries such as

oil and gas, agriculture, forestry, water systems, and the public infrastructure. The SFRSS has an open architecture that allows users to integrate many types of sensors to monitor assets such as pumps, valves, and lighting and to extract data for download. For more information about the company's telemetry products, visit http://www.signal-fire.com/.

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