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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Latest Posts and Projects
Irrigation Cable Replacements
We are helping to change the way industries approach cable control systems. Whether you’re managing an irrigation system at a golf club or controlling the warning flags at a gun club, our WP2P remote control system provides a seamless, efficient, and reliable alternative to underground control cables. Click here for more details on the low […]
Pressure – Pivot to Pump
Use the Analogue Wireless Point to Point WP2P system to send the water pressure signal from the end of a centre pivot to the pump’s VSD controller. Connect a 4-20mA sensor at one end, the analogue WP2P system then transmits the 4-20mA signal to the other end over a low power digital radio link. For […]
Veggie Growing Systems
If you need to remotely start or monitor your veggie growing facility, we are sure to have a 4G cellular or radio system to suit. The DATRAN Australia 4G cellular controllers and low power digital radio systems are used in many industries including vegetable growing. These systems help provide you with remote control and monitoring […]
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