DATRAN Australia
DATRAN Australia has over thirty years experience providing remote monitoring and control solutions for utilities, local governments, irrigation, agriculture and many other industries.
Using our low power digital radio and 4G cellular technology, we have solutions for both large and small applications. DATRAN Australia provides solutions for the remote monitoring and control of irrigation systems, generators and any application requiring remote management.
Councils in Australia and New Zealand also rely on our industrial grade telemetry and SCADA solutions to provide monitoring and alarm management for their critical infrastructure.
Talk to DATRAN Australia today about your remote monitoring and management requirements. Let us help tailor the perfect solution for you.
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December 2025 features include: Animal warning signs, module failsafe options, RS232 & RS485 cable replacements, New DATRAN RTU case, Drone operator used WP2P Click here for the full newsletter
Animal Warning Signs – Sheep Ahead
These solar powered rotating animal warning signs use the 4G SMS Lite for remote control. When stock is being moved, or there is a report of stray animals in the location, a text message is sent to the SMS Lite. The text message to control the sign is simply “ON Sign”. When the warning sign […]
Wireless RS232 or RS485 cable replacements
The QTech QDR are low power radios that provide wireless RS232 or RS485 serial cable replacements. The QDRs are lower power and more cost effective than conventional radio systems. They use a sophisticated digital modulation technology, have an outstanding receiver sensitivity and can operate at up to 9600bps data rate. QDRs are ideal for transmitting […]
Failsafe Options – Output Hold
When designing your remote monitoring system, it is important to consider what happens to the output signals if the radio link goes down or is interrupted, ie “failsafe”. Failsafe in this context means causing a piece of equipment to revert to a safe condition in the event of a malfunction or breakdown. A good example is effluent […]