Wireless systems are protected from electromagnetic interference even better than wired counterparts. The voltage that occurs due to EMI is directly proportional to the length of the conductor. Therefore, long cables essentially act as antennas for interference. In wireless systems, you don’t have long electrical currents that capture electromagnetic interference, making them much less troublesome to maintain.
Smart Timing: Devices communicate less frequently in standby mode to save energy. But when the connection is weak, they swiftly intensify communication to the expander for a rapid response.
Signal Strength: The transmission signal is usually dialed down for battery conservation, but when interference strikes, the signal strength amps up to ensure a dependable connection.
Frequency Flexibility: Operating across 6 frequency channels within the 865-867 MHz range, the Streletz-PRO system automatically switches to backup channels when interference shows up. This secures consistent signal delivery.