SignalFire Telemetry products connect you with crucial product and hardware data at any of your oil and gas operation sites—whether it’s a pump, pipeline, or storage tank.
SignalFire Telemetry devices install anywhere water asset monitoring is needed, whether it’s for collection purposes, treatment, or delivery.
SignalFire Telemetry devices can monitor key assets and can do it affordably, without any renovation or high-priced engineering costs. They install easily with no required cable or additional power. The data is available on your phone or computer and the cloud service can even output to your corporate system to integrate with the rest of your data and keep your operation running.
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Avoid costly product loss in bulk storage tanks, terminals, and transportation movements. Whether calling for tank levels, gauge pressure, or even movement pumps or pipelines, SignalFire products can fill any monitoring gap throughout a facility.
Environmental fines for businesses are be frustrating and can bring business to a standstill until they’re worked out. No business wants to hurt the environment, and in competitive markets stopping production affects the bottom line and staff. But there are effective and affordable solutions with SignalFire Telemetry devices.
Expand visibility and control of your refinery or petrochemical processing facility without expensive renovations or redesigns. And do it with your current gauges and hardware. SignalFire telemetry devices are designed to work in harsh chemical environments and meet the strictest safety and security standards
No matter the size of your service map, monitoring remote assets ensures efficiency and keeps your operation in compliance. That’s how SignalFire devices can really help, offering the most affordable and effective monitoring solution that will monitor liquid, gas, electricity, and other assets.
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Operating Temp:
-40ºC to 80ºC
Power:
10-30 VDC (25mA average @12V no relays energized, additional 15mA max for each energized relay, plus any analog output current)
Analog Inputs:
0-10V max, 0-24 mA max
Analog Outputs:
0-20 mA, 0-5 Volts
Digital Inputs:
Dry contact or 30 volts max (push-pull)
Radio Frequency:
902-928 MHz ISM band, FHSS radio, RP-SMA connector
Relay Outputs:
2A, 60W
Certified to CSA C22.2 No. 213, Conforms to ISA 12.12.01
The analog/digital inputs on one module can be replicated on the other module (and vice versa)-ideal for stand alone valve control or simple retrofit applications.
Operates as a remote node with a standard SignalFire Gateway. All IO data is available at the Gateway as Modbus registers. Supports Modbus writes to control the analog and relay outputs.
| Title | Categories | Products | File Type | Languages | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mini Wireless IO Module C1D2 Certificate | Certificate | 900 MHz, Mini I/O, Wireless I/O | |||
| Wireless I/O Module Datasheet | Datasheet | 900 MHz, Wireless I/O | |||
| Wireless I/O Module Manual | Manual | 900 MHz, Wireless I/O | |||
| Wireless IO C1D2 Certificate | Certificate | 900 MHz, Wireless I/O | |||
| Wireless IO Module 3D Model | 3D Models, Drawing | 900 MHz, Wireless I/O | zip | ||
| Wireless IO Module Dimensional Drawing | Drawing | 900 MHz, Wireless I/O |
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