Product category:
Wireless process sensors
News Release from: Pacscom
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 10 November 2005
Pacscom appoints ClipperTech as Scottish
partner
Pacscom, the Southampton-based specialist in wireless communications and data transfer solutions, is strengthening its representation in Scotland, appointing ClipperTech as distributor
In a move designed to support existing customers and further its market exposure the company has appointed ClipperTech of Oakley in Fife as its official distributor The two companies have enjoyed a close working relationship in the past, with ClipperTech having supplied Pacscom products to several of its own clients
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 3 Nov 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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"Pacscom and ClipperTech have a common customer base within the public utilities, industrial, water and power sectors," comments Pacscom Sales and Marketing Director Mike Knights.
"ClipperTech have been involved in several wireless radio applications for large companies including Diageo, Scottish Water and Scottish Power and have the support skills and infrastructure suited to our products and technology".
Pacscom wireless solutions are widely used throughout the water and power industries where secure wireless technology provides the most cost-effective solution for site monitoring and instrumentation control.
Commenting on the new distributor agreement, ClipperTech Managing Director Nick Marshall said: "The remoteness of commercial and public sites throughout Scotland provides a good level of potential for radio communications.
We have the ability to provide radio surveys and path predictions on proposed radio links with our own engineering team.
Pacscom equipment purchased in the past has proved a very good experience, for we believe the Company has the most flexible approach to radio telemetry".
Having a permanent presence on the ground, with well qualified and experienced personnel will enable Pacscom to increase its market presence in Scotland and give the levels of technical support that are essential within the wireless solutions industry.
ClipperTech and Pacscom will be able to provide full system integration with a composite package option of supply, installation and commissioning for radio systems and associated instrumentation.
In particular, the ultra low power design of the Pacscom equipment ensures optimal solutions for sites that do not have local power.
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