Integro's latest heavy-duty portable power equipment is industrial IoT-ready, thanks to source-tagging with embeddable Xerafy RFID.

Industrial IoT innovation

With its Paramount Kit, Integro LLC, a globally renowned company in power distribution solutions, brings industrial IoT innovation to portable power and other industries, by making it possible to reliably read an RFID tag from portable power equipment.

Hubbell, a globally renowned company in electrical devices, is also launching its line of wiring devices, with embeddable Xerafy RFID tags in its equipment. It will offer its full range of wiring devices, from 15A to 400A, with this technology.

Patents to read RFID tags for inventory management

The company holds two specific patents to read RFID tags, which are molded into electrical assets for inventory management

Integro is a thermoplastic and rubber molder of custom electrical cable assemblies, with its products used in Airfield Lighting, Shipbuilding, Mining, Power Utility, Steel Fabrication, Portable Power and LED Lighting markets.

The company holds two specific patents to read RFID tags, which are molded into electrical assets for inventory management purposes. The tags are permanently molded into electrical connectors, in order to ensure that they will not become dislodged or damaged in the roughest environments, where operating conditions require safety and reliability.

Xerafy’s Pico On Plus RFID tags selected

We feel the Integro system of molding permanent RFID tags into electrical assets and our custom-designed inventory management programmes are ideal for heavy industrial and electrical markets,” said John Bogart, the President of Integro.

Integro selected Xerafy’s Pico On Plus RFID tags, after some comprehensive product evaluations, which focused on read range and size. Integro’s John Bogart concludes, “Xerafy’s Pico-On Plus RFID tags offer the best performance-to-size ratio available that withstands harsh or hazardous environments.

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