Latin America. Davicom, the Canadian brand for smart telemetry solutions, announced that it is looking for distributors, integrators and brand representatives to expand its positioning in the Latin market. Davicom has begun its expansion project in Mexico, where they recently unveiled and are looking to continue their growth in the rest of the region.
This brand is interested in working with specialists in the telecommunications and broadcast sector, who can offer its complete portfolio of solutions for multiple sectors, among which are public safety, transport, electricity utilities and water supplies.
Davicom offers interested distributors the opportunity to gain market in the telecommunications, broadcasting and other sectors by working in a company with great experience in the market of the United States, Canada and recognized in the international arena.
Davicom units allow to reduce the duration of interruptions and optimize "air" time, providing automation and decision-making mechanisms that go beyond those offered by conventional telemetry systems. They can modify radiation patterns according to the time of day, switch an emergency emitter, check the operation of a generator or batteries, etc.
For the Latin market, the Canadian manufacturer will offer its intelligent monitoring and remote control systems Davicom, with which it has become known in the broadcasting and telecommunications sector for several years and among which stand out:
- The flagship product DV-208 & 216 units with extensive I/O, Modbus compatibility and full SNMP features.
- The DV-Mini, with intermediate I/O, Modbus and full SNMP features
- The economical DV-Micro, with 24 I/O, Modbus (no SNMP agent or director)
- The versatile MEXM-1 extension module with 24 analog inputs, 24 digital inputs and 24 outputs. The MEXM-2 features 64 digital inputs.
Davicom products are offered with a growing range of sensors and probes that cover the vast majority of remote monitoring needs and also includes the areas of safety, environmental, electrical and RF telemetry parameters, as well as fuel measurement levels.
If you are interested, you can contact them through http://www.davicom.com/tv-video
