#Alfatronix 24-12 volt DC-DC #Converters, isolated and non-isolated. http://www.gprsmodems.co.uk/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_Converters_24_to_12_volts_DC__24.html …
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2G/3G/4G High Gain Yagi Antenna
Discrete Yagi antenna, compact design ,covering 2G/3G/4G/ frequencies. An ideal antenna for your next M2M project using modems or routers, irrespective of 2G/3G/4G technology giving up to 12dbi gain.
MultiTech Device Manager
MultiTech’s Device Manager is a free cloud based management solution that simplifies and scales the management of MultiTechs latest generation of networking devices. Multitechs MTR-H5 and H6 routers are supported and allow users to remotely monitor, upgrade and configure an entire device population from a single location.
Multitech’s HSPA+ MTR-H5 Router with Wi-Fi.
3G Outdoor Weatherproof Router
Teltonika RUT700 Outdoor Weatherproof Router.
Water – the next frontier for M2M?
Machine-to-machine (M2M) communications and the Internet of Things (IoT) continue to dominate the telecom world and will certainly continue to be a growing trend to industry and government for the next 5 to 10 years. However, with changes comes challenge.
Source: Sue Rutherford Skywave Mobile Communications.
Inverter/Charger
Convert 12 volts DC to mains (220 AC). Pure Sine Wave Inverters, 12 volt DC up to 3000 watts and 24 volt to 3500 watts.
http://www.gprsmodems.co.uk/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_Pure_Sine_Wave_Inverters_23.htm
GPRS/3G/4G Wall Antenna
The Internet of Things is expanding.
The Internet of Things is expanding, and connected cars and industrial plants are just the beginning. The granulate of connected items and areas is growing finer and finer. Whether smart coffee cups and intelligent ballpoint pens join its ranks any time soon remains to be seen. What can be said for sure, however, is that we have entered a new phase of net-working, and a glance at upcoming trends will show us what awaits us.
Source:Jurgen Hase
M2M security: considerations to address growing concerns
Security continues to be a hot topic in all areas of technology, including machine-to-machine (M2M) applications. Today, most analysts agree that the security risk is relatively low, primarily because M2M is still a growing space and hasn’t reached a critical mass that would draw significant attention from hackers. However, M2M is growing very quickly. Cisco estimates that there will be 25 billion connected devices by 2015 and 50 billion by 2020, so security concerns will likely grow in the near future.
Source: Olivier Beaujard, Sierra Wireless.