RRL Systems

The Solinst RRL Remote Radio Link System offers a very simple and inexpensive method of local telemetry. Data is sent from the field via short-distance radio to your PC. The RRL is excellent for small, closed loop networks such as mine sites, golf courses, and landfill monitoring networks. By using free unlicensed radio bands (ISM), the RRL has the advantage of being a lower cost option than cellular or satellite telemetry systems.

RRL Stations

RRL Stations work with omni-directional antenna line-of-sight transmission, therefore, can communicate over distances of 20 miles (30 km), or more, using some stations as repeaters.

RRL Stations use the same hardware, and are programmed using a wizard in the STS/RRL Gold Software as a Home Station, Remote Station or Relay Station. As such, RRL Stations are interchangeable as required.

There is the option of a 900 MHz (North American) or 2.4 GHz (Worldwide) radio module for RRL Stations. Stations come standard with six AA replaceable lithium batteries and antenna.

Up to 4 Solinst Leveloggers (using two 'splitters') can be attached to one RRL Station. Stations are designed to fit into 4.5" (115 mm) diameter wells for discrete placement. The case is rugged and waterproof with an IP66 rating.

RRL Stations have a non-volatile internal memory; a Remote Station stores collected data in its memory until the Home Station has been successfully contacted.