SignalFire has developed a new DIN Mounted Modular Gateway. Based on its popular Gateway-in-a-Stick design the new DIN Mounted Gateway provides additional installation flexibility. “The DIN Mounted Gateway was designed for applications where the customer wants to use their own antenna or does not need the mounting flexibility found in the Gateway-in-a-Stick” said Scott Keller Co Founder and CTO of SignalFire.

SignalFire Introduces Three New Sentinel Models  Hudson, Ma. SignalFire Telemetry has expanded its popular Sentinel Product Line. “We are adding new interface capabilities to our open architecture to support a wider array of sensors” said Scott Keller, CEO of SignalFire. “These new modules will all be rated Class 1 Division 1, intrinsically safe and can be power either from internal batteries

Sometimes the simplest ideas are the best.  SignalFire’s new 2-Way Analog and Digital Communications Module wirelessly moves analog and digital signals between two points as a stand alone system  “This system is ideal for wireless valve control or retrofit applications where analog and digital signals need to be replicated at both ends,” explains Scott Keller, CEO of SignalFire Telemetry.

One of the key benefits to using a wireless sensor networks in an upstream oil or gas site is the cost savings that can be realized when compared to traditional wired systems. SignalFire is releasing a new set of capabilities that greatly improves that already substantial advantage. The new Remote Sensor Configuration capability will permit users to configure sensors such as guided wave radars from their office thereby avoiding the need to send highly skilled employees into the field.

SignalFire Telemetry is introducing the newest version of its popular Sentinel-Solar Module. The new high-capacity module offers twice the storage capacity of the standard Sentinel-Solar Module while still maintaining a Class 1 Division 1 rating.  “Our new high-capacity module is ideal for applications with more demanding power requirements or applications in areas with less reliable sun or short winter days.” Said Scott Keller, CEO of SignalFire.