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NetComm M2M technology chosen for Victorian sewerage system
Stuart Corner
Monday, 21 November 2011 17:42
South East Water, one of Melbourne's three water retailers owned by the Victorian Government, has selected NetComm to supply HSPA machine-to-machine (M2M) routers for the remote monitoring and control of sewerage pumps in an area from the south east of Melbourne to South Gippsland.
According to NetComm, its routers support multi-level system monitoring and can be managed from a computer or smart phone via a web interface. "Multiple communication interfaces and protocols are supported to meet the demands of today's telemetry and WAN applications; and the embedded Linux operating system and available software development kit (SDK) enables the installation of custom firmware," the company said.
Last month NetComm was awarded a contract for HSPA modem WiFi routers for the NSW Government's $1.2b electronic ticketing system for public transport.
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