Industrial Wireless: Solving Wiring Issues by Unplugging Ottawa, IL - Industrial environments present extreme challenges for wireless communications. A primary difficulty faced by many companies is the need to connect remote equipment sensors to central monitoring systems. Inside a steel mill, the environment is extremely intense: excessive heat, large distances, heavy machinery, and high levels of EMI significantly shorten the lifespan of wires and network equipment. Conversely, a tank farm does not deal with those kinds of harsh environment issues, but does run into distance and cost issues when connecting to their sensors and equipment. Other examples of perfect applications for wireless data transfer include a warehouse inventory scanner, a scale on a forklift, and an intra-campus data communication system. From the examples above, you can see that the industrial world contains varying degrees of complexity. Today's wireless technologies eliminate those physical and cost barriers, opening a new world for a wireless industrial data communication environment. As wireless network equipment emerges, interest and demand in using wireless in industrial environments has surged. Yet, understanding the technical aspects of various wireless technologies and standards is essential. Selecting the right equipment will lead to a successfully installed, well-designed, reliable and efficient communication system. This is where B&B Electronics can help - call us today for a wireless system consultation at phone + 353-91-792444. For those inquisitive minds, there is additional information in a technical guide titled "Industrial Wireless: Solving Wiring Issues by Unplugging". Click here wireless tech guide. For further information on Wireless solutions, visit B&B Electronics' website at http://www.bb-europe.com/wireless or phone + 353-91-792444 for B&B's latest catalog that is titled "Industrial Wireless I/O". With over 27 years of design, manufacturing, and support experience, B&B Electronics has become experts in the Industrial Automation and Communications area. #########
|
||||||||||
