Hughes
Network Systems, LLC will be putting its new Hughes 9502 BGAN M2M
satellite communications terminal -which has been recently been
accredited for operations in hazardous environments with potentially
explosive atmospheres- in service with oil and gas technology and
services company Zedi Inc.
An
Inmarsat partner, Zedi is a leader in the field of oil and gas
production operations. The company offers monitoring solutions and
utilizes the newest technologies to create reliable connections for
remote sites. The company unveiled the first large-scale SCADA
network in the world in 2010, which is based on the Inmarsat BGAN
network.
Hughes,
Inmarsat, and industry customers collaborated in the creation of a
new M2M BGAN terminal. The final product was the Hughes 9502
satellite communications terminal. As requested, it is compact,
easy-to-use, efficient, cost-effective, and capable of operating in
Class 1, Division 2 hazardous locations. It will serve as the
cornerstone of Zedi monitoring solutions in terrestrial cellular
coverage.
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