Without any radio interference, radio signals pass between the field devices and the Translator (or Expander) in a two-way manner:

Up to 10 Layers of Expanders between the field devices and the hard-wired Translator can be achieved, extending the wireless

Without any radio interference, radio signals pass between the field devices and the Translator (or Expander) in a two-way manner:

Without any radio interference, radio signals pass between the field devices and the Translator (or Expander) in a two-way manner:

Without any radio interference, radio signals pass between the field devices and the Translator (or Expander) in a two-way manner:

When considering the signal coverage emitted by each of the Ekho devices, this should be seen as a sphere as

The graphic (right) shows a floorplan of a building and how an Ekho system with several Expanders can cover the

Up to 10 Layers of Expanders between the field devices and the hard-wired Translator can be achieved, extending the wireless

The following diagrams explain the self-configuring nature of the mesh network. In the first diagram we see the Ekho sensor

The previous Hybrid Wireless system FIREwave required that each field device was pre-programmed onto a specific Expander, creating a set