Parseous Systems today announces the availability to receive coverage comparisons of typical industrial wireless network frequencies used for SCADA and Monitoring PLC Networks such as deployed with GE MDS iNet or MDS SD Series of Long Range IP/Ethernet & Serial radios operating in the 900 MHz frequency range versus radios operating in the 200 MHz range.
“Companies such as electric, oil, gas, water utilities and their midstream to upstream suppliers need a better wireless network solution for the control and monitoring of their equipment. Parseous is pleased to provide the data for those companies to see the distance advantages that our 217-220 MHz range wireless solutions provide.” says Brian J. Andrew CEO of Parseous Systems.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-JN6rp74Dc
Using a 217-220 MHz Parseous radio network, companies will get a license for all 240 channels in the 217-220 MHz spectrum range for the price of one application fee. In addition, they get an interference-free, private, encrypted and secure “smart” IP-based network. The patented cognitive features of a Parseous radio provides many other additional values such as over-the-air upgrades including cell splitting.
Andrew continues ”Many companies have found that a 200 MHz wireless link or network can provide connectivity to previously unreachable locations. Also you can typically deploy without a tower when using a 200 MHz solution versus 900 MHz or 2.4 GHz which makes it much more affordable.”
Potential users may request a coverage comparison directly from the company’s website at www.Parseous.com.
About Parseous
Parseous Patented Cognitive Radio Systems are currently in use in real-world applications including power companies, municipal water/sewage systems, remote farming and animal operations, and the U.S. military. The technology enables all spectrum sharing without interference. The radios monitor and adapt to all available channels, which allows them to dynamically adjust to transmit on a channel without current traffic. This capability allows Parseous radios to operate in previously allotted frequencies without the need for purchasing spectrum for industrial use. Parseous radios are inherently self-deploying—each deployed system finds the best channel available to communicate with other Parseous radios in the network. They can also be deployed in a mobile (moving) environment. Parseous' radios are FCC part 90 approved and manufactured in the US. To learn more please visit www.Parseous.com or contact the Orlando, Florida headquarters by phone at 1(407) 624-3030.
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