AvaLAN Wireless Introduces New Repeater Node Technology; Increasing Range and Reliability With Redundancy

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AvaLAN Wireless, leaders in secure, fail-proof wireless connectivity, today announced the development of its new repeater node technology. The new system will provide both redundancy and additional reach, not currently available in a standard point to multipoint systems.

“AvaLAN’s new repeater node technology is a ‘mesh-like’ system that offers more consistency and added reliability,” said Matt Nelson, CEO of AvaLAN Wireless. “We have solved two of the major pitfalls in standard wireless networking by adding range and redundancy without adding cost or complexity.”

The repeater node system will help extend range by connecting several repeaters enabling hopping from device to device. The Repeater node system also provides carrier-strength redundancy through a multiple networking paths. If one connection goes down, it will be instantly rerouted.

Additional features include:

  • Maximum legal transmit power – 1 Watt
  • Store and Forward Repeater to extend star configuration to additional areas
  • Maximum of 10 nodes and 4 hops
  • LEDs showing signal strength and network activity
  • Built in lightning arrestors

The Repeater Node System will be available in July 2015.

AvaLAN Wireless provides high reliability wireless connectivity solutions. AvaLAN’s products solve difficult wireless challenges for installations that require extreme range, superior reliability with uncompromising data security.

AvaLAN is a trusted industrial supplier of robust and reliable solutions for the video surveillance, smart-grid, digital signage, access control and industrial automation markets. Specializing in the unlicensed 900 MHz, 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz radio bands, AvaLAN offers a family of wireless products with the ideal combination of range, security and reliability. AvaLAN Wireless is quality certified [ISO 9001] and has been in business for over ten years. www.avalanwireless.com.

Source: avalanwireless.com
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