FreeWave Technology Expands FGR-2 Warranties

FreeWave Technology offers a large range of high performance radios for data transmission. The FGR-2 models are the newest and most popular models of radios because they offer cost-efficient communication options for companies in all industries. In the past the FGR2, FGR2-CP AND FGR2-IO radios were sold with two year warranties, but as of March 19, 2012 the warranties will be extended for three years to please customers.

“The extension of our product warranty from two to three years signifies FreeWave's never-ending commitment to its customers, partners and our engineering excellence programs,” said Ashish Sharma (News - Alert), CMO at FreeWave Technologies in at statement. “While other industry players are maintaining (or even decreasing) their warranties, FreeWave is increasing its guarantees to continue providing the best possible service to its customers around the world.”

Past FreeWave radio models can send and receive data within 60 miles in a clear path. However, the FGR2 offers a higher frequency and can be used on such devices as golf carts and water systems. These models also offer a number of functions that were not available on past models.

This includes two Ethernet ports and two Serial ports to help companies communicate while growing as a business. This also allows for companies to switch between Ethernet and Serial connection without changing the infrastructure. This is not only convenient for companies, but it also saves money on upgrading systems.

Aside from FGR and FGR2 radio models, FreeWave also sells the IO Expansion for an even more efficient medium of communication. The expansion offers faster ROI, customization options, monitors and controls. The main goal of the IO Expansion is to optimize communication among colleagues.

Since 1993 FreeWave has worked to create radio systems that assist in the growth of companies that rely on critical radio communication.

In other news, FreeWave Technologies recently announced that 2012 will be a banner year for wireless data radio communications across many industrial and geographical markets.