Wireless connectivity and Industry 4.0 are commonly used when referring to current industrial trends, but there\u2019s still a mistrust towards wireless solutions. The primary reason is that many wireless devices in brown-field installations are based on wireless protocols that were not originally designed for harsh industrial applications and hence not working in a reliable way.
\nIn the past, wired sensors were the only reliable option for an industrial plant or a manufacturing site. Many still believe that for a system to be reliable, flexible and easy, it needs to be wired. But if you take a closer look at your wired systems \u2013 are you faced with expensive cables, time consuming installation work and high labor cost, limitations in scalability and maintenance?<\/p>\n
The wireless technology of today is so intelligent that wireless sensors in a perfectly applied mesh network are even more reliable and easy to maintain than wired solutions. The use of wireless technologies in the industry offer many advantages. Monosens low-power wireless mesh, enables the installation of sensors in places where in the past they were not easily deployed, for instance on industrial machinery in harsh environments.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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