Honeywell’s XYR 3000 wireless multiplexer provides a simple and reliable means of implementing a wireless solution for applications with high-density I/O concentrations, providing the lowest cost per wireless measurement point that enables new applications that save millions of dollars on wiring costs. XYR 3000 provides the following:

• Simple and reliable wireless solution for remote high-density I/O applications
• Significant installation costs savings and faster project implementation
• Wireless solution that may be integrated into a plant-wide wireless infrastructure at a future time

XYR 3000 wireless systems provide cost-effective access to previously inaccessible information to drive increased productivity, improve safety and enable regulatory compliance that maximizes operational efficiency.

The high-powered radios require little site survey and reduce installation time - a simple system can be set up in less than 30 minutes. The high capacity gateways provide the flexibility to start small and build a large system (2,000 points).

Wireless benefits

• Cost effectively monitor previously unmeasurable processes or inventory without the wiring cost
• Improve plant and inventory safety by monitoring previously unmonitored and/or remote processes
• Ensure regulatory compliance by monitoring remote areas that are potential contamination hazards

Hardware/networking benefits

• Multiprotocol support for wireless I/O points to enable interfacing to multiple applications
• Rich set of I/O options on every XYR 3000 I/O module; low cost modules available for ease of expansion
• Connect up to 50 transmitters on a single XYR gateway for economies of scale
• Serially interface XYR 3000 wireless I/O into Honeywell TDC/TPS systems
• The XYR 3000 Gateway Configurator, an interactive software configuration tool, provides an easy setup mechanism for interfacing with a control system.
• The networking protocol provides flexibility to selectively build redundancy into the system based on the criticality of the application.
• Standard diagnostics allow the engineer to debug problems faster.
• A rich set of inputs and outputs enables a complete solution from sensing and actuation.
• Wireless protocol conversion enables the same data to be interfaced to multiple applications.