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TR Electronic Introduces Fieldbus Capable, Cableless Optical Data Transmission up to 500 Meters

Source: TR Electronic
23 March, 2005
1 min read

TROY, MI and LONDON, ON – TR Electronic reports tremendous interest and sales following the introduction of its Optical Data Transmission device, the ID-200. Fully fieldbus capable and utilizing a Class 1 laser, the ID-200 can transfer various data formats, in the infra-red range, over line of sight distances up to 500 meters. Advanced design technology permits single user set up and calibration. Numerous applications exist for the transmission of data without wires or ables. Maximized drop nodes can be extended without effecting the bus.

Automated high-bay warehouses, stationary transfer between buildings and transmission through areas of high electrical interference are just some of the immediate uses. The proven TR industrial quality and reliability is backed by 24/7 application and service support.

Full details can be found at www.trelectronic.com under "Optical Data".TR Electronic is a world leading manufacturer of high accuracy, quality position sensing devices for a wide variety of industries including automotive, stamping, packaging, machine tool, robotics and automated warehousing.

Visit us at www.trelectronic.com or call (800) 265-9483

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