SignalFire无线遥测
SignalFire无线遥测designs and manufactures wirelesstelemetryproducts that enable robust, long-distance wireless communication connecting multiple devices in challenging outdoor environments.In 2015, the company became a part of the TASI Group and the TASI Flow Division. SignalFire joins the TASI Flow family, a global leader in flow instrumentation, with brands including TRICOR Coriolis, AW Gear Meters, KEM Küppers, LitreMeter, and Vögtlin Thermal Mass Flow Meters and Controllers. For more information about SignalFire, visithttp://www.signal-fire.com/.
Products
Sparkplug Compatible RANGER Transmitter
SignalFire无线遥测, a manufacturer of industrial wireless telemetry products, is proud to announce that their RANGER transmitter is the world’s first field device to be certified by the Eclipse Foundation, Inc. as officially “Sparkplug Compatible.” This designation is important to companies around the globe who use MQTT and Sparkplug to build their Industrial Automation Systems as they can now seamlessly integrate their IIoT devices without extensive testing. “When designing wireless solutions, we focus on long battery life, robust connectivity, and simplicity in data integration. SparkPlug was a no brainer when creating the RANGER platform as it compresses the data and standardizes the payload of the data moved back and forth with MQTT protocol,” says Sandro Esposito, SignalFire VP Sales & Marketing. SignalFire joined the Eclipse Sparkplug Working Group in 2021, recognizing early that MQTT was quickly becoming the ‘de facto’ standard for messaging transport in the industrial sector, and Sparkplug would be an easy-to-use, open-source protocol for MQTT with plug-and-play simplicity.
Ranger Family of Sensor-to-Cloud Expands with DIN Mount Version
SignalFire无线遥测is pleased to announce the addition of the new DIN Ranger to the growing family of sensor-to-cloud cellular data transmission products. This new DIN rail mountable DC powered version of the Ranger is ideal for applications with existing power and panel boxes, allowing a simple way to add remote monitoring capabilities to existing systems including pulling data from Modbus devices. The DIN Ranger requires less than 2.5mA of external DC power, while also offering more inputs and outputs.