The MS3010 wireless IPv6 gateway/router provides secure radio communications over large geographical areas. This is ideal for areas that lack a convenient power supply and/or communication lines in zones where sensors are required.

The MS3010 is scalable, flexible, and supports collection of data in a wireless network, independent of any external power sources. Installation is rapid and simple with easy remote monitoring, self-healing and secure communication in order to ensure highly reliable connectivity.

It’s been designed to provide a robust wireless network with industrial strength connectivity that meets the most stringent requirements. What’s more, it can operate maintenance free for up to 10 years, depending on the environmental conditions, thanks to its advanced LiFePO4 batteries that can charge using integrated solar panels or an external 18 V DC battery. The product is simple to install in the field and does not require any connections to additional hardware (except for the case where external antenna is used for increased reach). The reliable wireless communication technology is based on IPv6/6Lowpan and RPL routing, which is self-configuring, self-healing and secure.

The MS3010 network typically includes:

• MS3010-GW gateway unit that manages the mesh-radio network and connects to the server via the cellular network. The gateway can be installed on an electric pole or on a communication tower.  
• Optional MS3010-RU router units that connect wirelessly to the GW or to other RUs and sensors which are located further out in the field. All the units are collectively creating an IPv6 mesh radio network where two-way information can be sent from one unit to another until it reaches the GW and the server. It can also connect to a communication infrastructure via a RS232 or Ethernet(2). interface and function as a base station. The GW and RU are similar devices, however the GW includes a cellular modem.
• MS5000-SU sensors, which can also perform similar routing functions when it is operating as a main unit (“MU”) in a set of sensors. MS3010-RU

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