Avalan Wireless Systems, Inc. Madison

We offer Commercial Pumps. AvaLAN provides a secure and reliable connection to commercial gas pumps. Enabling a simple to install solution that works every time!

We are offring antennas, antennas for every situation, compatible with avalan radios and offered at very reasonable prices.we have some carefully selected accessories available from avalan that are engineered to work with our radios and allow you to adapt them to many different situations.

We offer remote cellular. Connection of industrial network devices with a cellular modem can be challenging. In most cases, industrial network devices are operating backwards from how typical consumers utilize an Internet connection over a cellular modem. Consumers typically get data from the Internet while industrial devices typically are a source of information to users that have knowledge of the internet address of the device.

We offer Industrial Ethernet. Industrial Ethernet is the name given to the use of Ethernet networking in an industrial environment, for automation and process control. A number of techniques are used to adapt Ethernet for the needs of industrial processes, which must provide real time behavior. By using standard Ethernet, automation systems from different manufacturers can be interconnected throughout a process plant. Industrial Ethernet takes advantage of the relatively larger marketplace for computer interconnections using Ethernet to reduce cost and improve performance of communications between industrial controllers.

Offers oem modules. Integrate avalan radio technology into your own products or systems with these flexible and easy to use modules.

We offer Wireless Access Control. Over the past several years, much attention has been paid to the development and deployment of IP-based video surveillance systems. However, the rate of adoption of these exciting new technologies has been slowed in part by the heavy bandwidth consumption of video streams, and their resulting adverse impact on the network. Meanwhile, unhindered by these restraints, manufacturers of (relatively low data-rate) access control systems have been gradually introducing network-based offerings of their own. The idea of course is to take advantage of the powerful and ubiquitous TCPIP communication platform, without the drawback of negotiating to convince the IT department to allow you to consume large quantities of their most precious commodity: bandwidth.