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Wireless Water and

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Wastewater Solutions

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ProSoft

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TECHNOLOGY

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Where

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Automation

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Connects.

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Lift Station

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Camera

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Ethernel

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Quantum Switch

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High-Speed Wireless

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SCADAG Security

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Network

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Pump Station

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Wireless HART

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HART Sensors

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Collaborative Automation

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Schneider

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6207-WA-HART

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Automation strategies for this industry have

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dramatically led to reduced manpower costs, better

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drinking water quality and adherence to environmental

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regulation. Wireless is an integral strategy for this

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industry.

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Water and wastewater systems often require long

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range communication to remote pump stations, lift

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stations, flow meters, reservoirs and storage tanks. This

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is an excellent fit for wireless technology as it further

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reduces the water authority's monthly operating costs

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by eliminating phone line charges. Initial investment

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into wireless communications will return considerable

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costs savings over the years just in phone line cost

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savings. Additionally, phone line service may be poor

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to remote sites. Private wireless systems offer not only

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cost savings, but are often more reliable than phone

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lines. Plant engineers do not need to wait for phone

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company service if a line goes down.

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The use of licensed RF systems was popular for water

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districts for many years. However, licensed channel

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availablity is diminished in many regions and high

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speed applications (such as Ethernet) require higher

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speeds than licensed systems can provide. This has

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led to the popularity of license-free, spread spectrum

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wireless communications where higher speed Ethernet

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applications are supported.

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Continued on back >

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ASIA PACIFIC I AFRICA I EUROPE I MIDDLE EAST I LATIN AMERICA I NORTH AMERICA

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