12-01-2011 02:51 PM - edited 07-03-2021 09:09 PM
We have a request from our building engineering group to install wireless thermostats
from Cypress Envirosystems throughout an entire facility. These thermostats use the
2.4Ghz frequency, but run over their own repeaters and "AP-like" devices, not our
existing wireless infrastructure.
Their design touts several features which they claim will play well alongside an existing
wireless network. The design includes frequency hopping, short duty cycle, minute
data transfer. I'm very reluctant to approve this installation due to the potential for
interference. Does anyone out there have any experience with this type of device --
especially within an acute-care hospital setting?? Out network is comprised of
5508's using a mix of 1262, 1242, and 1142.
Thanks in advance.....Rob K.
12-01-2011 02:58 PM
I have no experience with those, but frequency hopping is not a good thing. Instead of utilizing one channel which would be okay, it will be seen on all your 2.4ghz channels. I would test it put first.
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12-01-2011 03:12 PM
Frequency hopping? On a 2.4Ghz? Are you certain? That's sooooooo not good.
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