Wireless or Wired Secure Data Communication

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Wireless or Wired Secure Data Communication

Wireless:

•Data integrity: Data stored on the logger with a backup battery and 24 V power supply.

•Security: Short data transmission range.

•Range: Limited: 868 or 915 MHz.

•Reliability: Redundant or parallel operation with various gateways.

•Investment: Decrease wiring costs. Fast and easy implementation of new measuring points. Projects accomplished faster due to no cable requirements. Easy to relocated physical measuring points.

•Trouble shooting: No more looking for errors in cabling.

 

Wired:

•Data integrity: Data stored on the logger with a backup battery, PoE and 24 V power supply.

•Security: Physical network access required. No loss of communication for high risk applications.

•Reliability: If the Ethernet network is working, then communcation is working.

•Investment: Link up to the existing Ethernet network. Only one sensor per Ethernet port.