Kilderry radio path surveys
Why carry out a radio path survey?
A client would normally request a radio path survey if they want to connect two or more locations together but do not want the expense of running cables. A typical example of this would be a water treatment plant taking water from a low lying lake and pumping the treated water to a remote reservoir on a hilltop say 5 kilometers away. Another example is a plant with two systems separated by a concrete yard that need to be tied back to a SCADA system. This could involve cutting a channel in the concrete and digging a trench. An easy solution would be a simple radio system.
What do we offer....
Kilderry offer radio path surveys for our clients in Ireland and overseas. The results of the radio path survey enables the client to make an informed decision as to whether a radio link option is viable in their particular project.
Advantages of radio over conventional wiring....
- Lower cost to install.
- Lower maintenance costs.
- Possible to add nodes onto the network.
- Capable of transmitting over large distances.
- Possible to set up redundant paths.
- Not tied to GSM network provider.