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Eilon Engineering to Launch New Bluetooth-compatible Ron StageMaster PRR at InfoComm 2016

Features Bluetooth compatibility with iPhones / iPads (no WiFi required)

Eilon Engineering announces launch of the new Ron StageMaster PRR (Portable Radio Receiver), a compact and highly portable Bluetooth-compatible load monitoring system capable of monitoring up to 75 individual load cells from the convenience of an iPad or iPhone using the Ron StageMaster App.

Features:

• Bluetooth connection - no need for WiFi or additional equipment
• Excellent range - up to 150m/450ft from the loading point
• Multiple display and visualization options - monitor loads as real-time load map, bar graphs or as a fully-detailed list
• Pocket-sized radio receiver - great portability and convenience for riggers and supervisors
• Simple operation - add/remove load cells, TARE, ZERO and set overload/underload alarms from a single screen

Ideal for all types of load monitoring when out in the field, the Ron StageMaster PRR enables convenient portability with indepen-dence from WiFi. The Ron StageMaster PRR functions as an independent portable system,or as an excellent portable add-on to anexisting system and is a great introductory-level load monitoring system for first-time users who wish to start working in a safe mode. Because users can use their own portable devices,it serves as a more cost effective monitoring solution.

Visit Eilon Engineering at InfoComm Las Vegas | June 8-10 Stand C5356 to see the new Ron StageMaster PRR as well as Eilon’s complete range of load monitoring solutions.

Ron StageMaster system advantages:

·        Bluetooth compatibility with iPhones / iPads (no Wi-Fi required) 

·        0.1% accuracy with Eilon Classic load cells

·        24/7/365 continuous load monitoring 

·        Unbeatable standard battery life up to 5,000 hours 

·        Extreme range up to several km/miles

·        200 load cells per monitoring station

·        Proven wireless technology since 1976

·        Integration of wireless and wired systems

·        Fatigue-rated load cells