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FieldServer Technologies exhibiting at AHR 2007

Source: FieldServer Technologies
16 November, 2006
1 min read
FieldServer Technologies will be demonstrating its gateway products for the building automation industry at the AHR Expo 2007 in Dallas, Texas at booth 1633.

November 16, 2006 – FieldServer Technologies, the major gateway manufacturer in the building industry, will be demonstrating its full range of products at the AHR Expo 2007 in Dallas, Texas at booth 1633. The new FS-B35 Series FieldServer, the interoperability solution for building automation system integrators, brings together the proven, powerful FieldServer driver library with the latest in gateway design. This unique, powerful FieldServer packs features demanded by our customers into a compact user friendly package: 1. Plenty of connectivity -- four serial ports (2 RS-232 and 2 RS-485), two 10/100BaseT Ethernet ports plus a LonWorks port. 2.

Access to largest driver library in the industry 3. Dual Ethernet ports 4. 1000 point capacityThe new SlotServer provides the ability to interface LonWorks, BACnet and other building and fire alarm protocols directly to an Allen Bradley ControlLogix PLC, enabling communication between building automation systems and process control in industrial plants.

About FieldServer Technologies

FieldServer Technologies, a wholly owned division of Sierra Monitor Corporation based in California , designs and markets a broad line of devices that enhance communication between various instruments, systems, machines and other devices that utilize non-compatible data protocols. The FieldServer combined with the extensive driver library makes the perfect package to achieve interoperability.

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