AvaLAN Wireless Celebrates 10 Year Anniversary

  • Apr 29, 2014

AvaLAN Wireless Celebrates 10 Year AnniversarySince AvaLAN’s inception in Silicon Valley in 2004, the company has now grown to be a leader in the industrial wireless market. In the last ten years, AvaLAN has shipped over 65,000 radios and continues to innovate with new products and market-driven product enhancements. AvaLAN designs, develops and manufactures high-technology products to continuously improving quality standards that exceed customer’s expectations.

AvaLAN’s products are designed to affordably enable Ethernet connections in perimeter or remote locations. To date, AvaLAN has manufactured and delivered thousands of radios to the networking, security, digital signage, robotics and access control markets. These products have been implemented in some of the industry’s most demanding environments including high interference indoor applications and long distance outdoor applications. AvaLAN’s products offer the ideal combination of data rate, security, interference avoidance, quality-of-service, and ease-of use that professional installers demand.

AvaLAN provids solutions for surveillance video, access control, industrial automation, remote sensing and remote control markets. AvaLAN’s products are engineered to solve difficult wireless installations that require long range, interference immunity, superior reliability and uncompromising data security. AvaLAN’s products offer the ideal combination of price, range, data rate, security, interference avoidance, quality-of-service and a simple plug-and-play set up with minimal user programming required. AvaLAN Wireless Systems, Inc. is headquartered in Huntsville, Alabama, with remote offices in California and Canada.

“In addition to thanking our clients that have entrusted their needs with AvaLAN, I want to specifically thank each and every employee, distributor, and representative who has helped make AvaLAN successful this last decade, and will continue to for years to come,” Michael Derby, CTO and founder of AvaLAN Wireless.

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