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Case Study 1: Permian Basin Wireless Pressure Monitoring Case Study 2: Eagle Ford Shale Tank Level Monitoring Case Study 3: West Texas Pipeline Leak Detection 3. How to Get Started Step 1: Assess Your Current Sensors Step 2: Choose a Texas-Based Distributor Step 3: Pilot Test in a Small Section Step 4: Full-Scale Rollout Final Thoughts Texas oilfields are ideal for LoRa wireless adoption due to their vast, remote nature. By working with a local Read more…

Introduction The oil and gas industry relies heavily on accurate, real-time data monitoring to optimize production, ensure safety, and reduce downtime. Traditional 4-20mA current loops have been the backbone of industrial instrumentation for decades, but they come with significant drawbacks—high installation costs, wiring complexity, and maintenance challenges. By switching to LoRa (Long Range) wireless replacements for 4-20mA loops, oilfield operators can achieve lower costs, faster installations, and simplified monitoring operations. Partnering with a Texas-based stocking distributorfor these solutions provides Read more…

Introduction In industrial settings—especially oilfields, water treatment plants, and manufacturing facilities—4-20mA current loopshave long been the standard for transmitting sensor data (pressure, temperature, flow). However, trenching and running wires for these loops is expensive, time-consuming, and inflexible. Point-to-point LoRa wireless technology offers a cost-effective, reliable, and scalable alternative to wired 4-20mA loops. Unlike proprietary high-reliability radios (which are prohibitively expensive) or WiFi (which lacks range and interference resistance), LoRa provides long-range, low-power, interference-free communication at a fraction of the cost. Read more…