Fleet Tracking

OD3-600/6000MOD2

Heavy Duty
Vibration & Impact Resistant
5G at 617 – 6000 MHz, 2-4 dBi Gain

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TMA-24A-302CT ( Amplified Mesh )

WiFi, 2.4 or 5 GHz
Broad Beamwidth
Circularly Polarized, Amplified

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SMWG-311

1x LTE, 1x WiFi, 1x GNSS
694-960 MHz & 1700-3700 MHz, 3 & 4 dBi
Can be Vibration Resistant

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LTMWG946

4x 5G, 6x WiFi 6E & 1x GNSS
Configurable with Fewer WiFi
Match with Advanced Modems

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• 1. Vehicle Control and Fleet Tracking

  Modern mining operations rely on a battalion of vehicles, from massive extraction vehicles to more modest-sized trucks to transport extracted material. These vehicles operate in tough environments where high vibration is a frequent wear and tear challenge. The MOD omnidirectional antennas in the mining industry address this concern with foam-filled mobile antennas. For on-going communication and control, GPS Multi-band Fleet Management antennas cover Cellular, WiFi, GPS, and GNSS.

• 2. Remote Monitoring & Video Surveillance

  Surveillance plays an important role in maintaining secure settings. Network deployments for mining need to be low maintenance and weather resistant. RM Broadband surface mounts offer flexibility for multi-frequency coverage and are rugged and dependable. High-performance YAGI antennas in the mining industry provide practical point-to-point connections for ISM networks. Over-molded device antennas in either straight positions or right angle positions resist moisture and dust ingress.

• 3. Infrastructure

  Wireless connections become critical in remote exploration and mining. Rapid deployment and redundancy coverage are key for effective wireless infrastructure in isolated settings. For optimal performance, omnidirectional antennas in the mining industry can be selected to shape the radiation pattern to best fit the space available. Narrow beamwidth coverage can send the signal further down the tunnel. Omni-directional coverage with spherical radiation patterns can be used for effective base stations.

• 4. Underground Wireless and Asset Tracking

  Managing and tracking important assets can be a challenge in the field, and both RFID and WiFi antennas in the mining industry offer effective wireless solutions. But bringing wireless underground poses its own set of challenges, from falling rocks or excavated materials to damp environments. Reliable antennas need to be designed to resist damage from impact or corrosive environments, and to maintain the wireless connection even if damaged.

• 5. Exploration Antennas

  Remote locations, such as offshore drilling platforms, will require antennas that continue to perform in harsh conditions, including salt water environments and heavy winds. These settings may also depend on satellite communications, such as Iridium®, either as a primary or secondary means of communications. Additional antenna options for geolocation capture and data transfer, may be needed to evaluate extraction potential in new sites.