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RAM allows real-time remote monitoring and control

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Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team May 20, 2009

Sixnet has introduced RAM, a rugged real-time cellular remote monitoring and control solution.

RAM (Remote Access and Monitoring) uses existing secure cellular networks to monitor and control data logging and Scada operations from remote locations anywhere in the world.

RAM is an 'industrial-grade' solution that provides secure cellular data connectivity, as well as programmable Remote Terminal Unit functionality.

Its open-source Linux operating system makes it simple for the user to customise the software and integrate applications.

The unit includes application tools for alarming, data logging and programmable control.

RAM is set up by running a simple installation wizard.

It has up to 26 I/O points, five Ethernet ports, two RS232 ports and one RS485 port.

Optional 2G and 3G cellular technologies are available (EDGE, HSPA and EVDO) on a variety of carriers.

The power input ranges from 120-240VAC.

It is packaged in a rugged wall-mount NEMA 4X enclosure.

Its operating temperature range is -40C to +65C.

The panel and its components are designed to meet UL (1604), Class I, Div 2 and other industrial standards.

Typical applications for RAM include: oil and gas (automate remote processes); water and wastewater management (remote control of operations); chemical plants (automate data logging); power utilities (monitor status and receive alerts); and energy companies (remote monitoring and control).

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