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| ![]() AKCP Launches External USB 4G Cellular Data Modem for Enhanced Monitoring and Alerting CapabilitiesAKCP, the world's oldest and largest provider of networked wired and wireless sensor solutions, today announced the release of its new external USB 4G cellular data modem.
By: AKCP The external USB 4G cellular data modem addresses the growing need for reliable, independent alerting systems in critical infrastructure monitoring. By connecting directly to the AKCPro Server, organizations can ensure uninterrupted SMS notifications even in environments where traditional internet connectivity may be unreliable or unavailable. This feature is particularly valuable for data centers, remote sites, and industrial applications where timely alerts can prevent costly downtime and equipment failures. In addition to its integration with AKCPro Server, the modem offers versatile connectivity options. It can also be connected to AKCP's sensorProbe+ "We are excited to introduce this modem as part of our commitment to delivering robust, user-friendly solutions that enhance the reliability of monitoring systems," said Nick Barrowclough, President of AKCP. "The ability to send SMS alerts via cellular networks directly from AKCPro Server empowers our customers to maintain constant vigilance over their assets, regardless of connectivity challenges." The external USB 4G cellular data modem is now available for purchase through AKCP's global network of distributors and resellers. For more information, visit www.akcp.com or contact sales@akcp.com. About AKCP AKCP, established in the USA in 1981, created the market for networked temperature, environmental, and power monitoring solutions. Today, with over 150 employees and 200,000 installations, AKCP is the world's oldest and largest provider of networked wired and wireless sensor solutions. AKCP provides early warning of conditions that can lead to downtime and disaster, such as water leaks, temperature excursions, power outages, fire, and smoke. End
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