Wireless Networking

5 Things to Consider When Selling Wireless Devices into Hazardous Areas

Are your devices certified for use in hazardous areas? Practically every wireless device manufacturer serving harsh industrial environments has been asked that question before. It is being posed more frequently than ever thanks to the IoT revolution. Process industries are increasingly adopting strategies for improved digitization across their sites and facilities. This...

Enhanced Worker Safety in Process Industry Environments: Hybrid Location Technology is the Complete Solution!

The safety of workers, whilst always important, is moving higher up the list of priorities for investment. Workers in...

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The Advantages of Using RFID Tags in Hazardous Areas

This article aims to show the advantages of using RFID tags for asset management or in hazardous process...

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What is an Ex nR Enclosure?

An Ex nR or restrictive breathing enclosure removes the fuel element of an explosion by stopping any flammable gasses...

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What is an Ex d Enclosure?

An Ex d enclosure is designed to contain an explosion and stop any flames, sparks, and hot gases from...

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Case Study: Extronics Develops Large Ex d Enclosure for Secondary Communications Link on Offshore Petrochemical Platform

Extronics’ trusted partner, MMX Communications needed a custom wireless network solution for a major petrochemical company. The client required...

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Can NEMA 4X or Ex e Enclosures Be Used to Install Wireless Access Points in Hazardous Areas?

The standards surrounding the installation of a wireless access point in hazardous areas are often misinterpreted. It is not...

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Why Does the RSSI Location Principle Require More Infrastructure to Maintain Accuracy?

Received signal strength indication (RSSI) location principle uses received signal strength to determine the location of the transmitting device....

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Hybrid RTLS Technology for Site Wide Tracking: An Interview with John Hartley

John Hartley, CEO of Extronics, talks about the next generation of site wide Real Time Location Systems (RTLS) using...

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