FGR3 Series
900 MHz Industrial Radio for Reliable Data Communications
The FGR3 radio offers best-in-class range and reliability, making it a great choice for connectivity to serial devices in the most demanding applications. FGR3 radios are backward compatible with the FGR2, FGR, and DGR Series of FreeWave serial radios, enabling customers to leverage and extend their existing investment.
FGR3-IO Series
900 MHz Remote I/O Solutions
As a complement to our rugged radio portfolio, we offer I/O solutions that are easy-to-use, flexible, and cost-effective driving process automation as well as savings.
Available in both a standalone board-level and an enclosed option the FGR3-IO offers a versatile and cost-effective solution to address the evolving demands of the digital age.
All Models
Rugged Enclosure, UL Approved, C1D2
Board Level Unit, UL Approved, C1D2
Board Level Unit, UL Approved, C1D2
Waterproof Enclosure, UL Approved, C1D2
Is the FGR3-IO right for my applications?
We’ll help you decide. See an example of these radios in use, or tell us your operational requirements so that we can recommend your best-fit solution.
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