AMG Systems, the British manufacturer of sophisticated Megapixel cameras and CCTV transmission technology, announces that they have released a set of radio and GPRS products to enhance their existing transmission product range.

Alan Hayes, founder and MD of AMG Group, comments, “I am absolutely delighted that we are now incorporating these very attractive product ranges, which fall in line with our strategy to widen our market reach and product offering in the transmission space. The new AMG ranges are as follows:

AMG RM6000 Series – GPRS modem /router, suitable for applications such as general automation, VMS signs, bus information, tank monitoring, wind farms, sewage & water monitoring, telemetry & traffic information, and more.

AMG RM9600 Series – Radio modems, suitable for applications such as alarm systems, data acquisition, remote metering, remote control systems, warehousing/dispatch, SCADA, and more.

AMG VideoWave 5800 Series - Analogue video wireless modems supporting up to 7 video and 64 telemetry, alarm and audio channels.

“We’re very excited about adding these new product ranges to our manufacturing portfolio. They are a perfect match to our existing transmission ranges and they expand the markets and applications for AMG’s technology. It goes without saying that the new products will be subject to our usual vigorous quality testing and quality assurance. As always, we will deliver plug ‘n play and ease of installation, with our renowned Technical Support Team already fully trained and available for further information.”

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