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News Release from: Jekyll Electronic Technology | Subject: Telemodem 2 Standard
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 15 November 2001
Raising the standard for automatic meter
reading
Jekyll Electronic Technology is driving down the cost of automatic meter reading (AMR) by launching the new economical Telemodem 2 Standard.
Jekyll Electronic Technology is driving down the cost of automatic meter reading (AMR) by launching the new economical Telemodem 2 Standard This affordable, industrial grade modem allows the interrogation of remote meters where host power is available
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 20 Mar 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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Data acquisition modem operates on zero power
The new Pulsar Telelog industrial modem from Jekyll Electronic Technology allows simultaneous automated reading from electricity, water and gas meters.
Companies can use the Telemodem 2 Standard to monitor energy usage on a routine basis.
It is easy to install on existing telephone lines and small enough to fit inside a meter or data logger and operate from a mains power source.
Other features include reliable data transfer up to 2400bit/s, remote diagnostics for routine maintenance online, an industry standard 25-way D dataport connector, and compliance with European CTR/21 standards.
The entry-level Standard compliments other models in the Telemodem 2 range including the line powered Freedom, the rugged Endurance, the intrinsically safe Custom, and the new PowerWatch with built in power failure warning system.
As well as supplying a core range of innovative off the shelf products, Jekyll has a reputation of co-operating closely with customers to adapt technology according to specific needs of the application. Request a free brochure from Jekyll Electronic Technology ...
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