Adaptive Wireless Solutions Ltd Company Overview Adaptive Wireless Solutions Ltd

1. Adaptive Wireless Solutions Ltd Company Overview Adaptive Wireless Solutions Ltd

2. Adaptive Wireless Solutions • Founded 2004 • Specialists in monitoring and control solutions using wireless mesh sensor networks • Offer systems integration and equipment supply for numerous wireless and wired technologies driven by customer requirements • Distributor for ECOMM, Spinwave Systems and Wireless Sensors in UK and Europe • Reseller for Netbiter in UK • Can help you integrate and manage your data gathering and monitoring activities • Complete solution design, supply and support • Wireless technology consulting and advice • Programme and project management • Technical and wireless architecture design • Equipment and software supply from multiple vendors • Integration with other systems • Installation and commissioning • Maintenance and Support

3. Customers • We have had enquiries and projects in energy management, BMS and related monitoring and control applications in a wide cross-section of industries from commercial offices, universities and colleges, apartment complexes, to shipyards, food companies and national utilities. • Customers in UK, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium, Hungary, Israel, Saudi Arabia BOMBARDIER

4. BusinessAdvantages of Mesh Radio Up to 90% lower installed costs Lower cost of required equipment and supplies Much quicker installation = less on-site time and less process disruption Monitor and control in: harsh environments (lots of metal and interference) “wire unfriendly” situations where wires are difficult or undesirable Monitors movable or rotating equipment Easy optimisation of sensor position in process for a better result Low cost and speedy retrofit to existing equipment and processes Cost-effective diagnostics in uncertain or temporary situations Multiple sensor types with standard wireless nodes on a single network Remote, ‘PC-less’, monitoring from anywhere on the internet Economic and operational advantages vs. wired sensors

5. Gateway Mesh node Sensing node Wireless Network Types Older, less flexible, less reliable technologies • Direct Connection • Wire replacement • Point to point, highly specific • Engineered to suit application • Star • One central routing and control point • Single-hop - point to multi-point • All data flows through central point • Mesh • Multiple data paths • Multi-hop • Can operate as star or hybrid star/mesh • Self configuring, self healing • Highly flexible, highly reliable Newer, more flexible, more reliable technology

6. Operational Advantages of Mesh • Transmit Around Equipment • More robust • More flexible • Extend Network Range • More robust • More capable • Multiple Pathways • Stronger connectivity • Self-Healing, Self-Managing Secondary Primary Out of Range Primary

7. Core Mesh Wireless Product Ranges

11. Solution Architecture – Netbiter remote monitoring Wireless range to cover large sites, highly reliable digital mesh radio, not affected by interference. Scales from 1 to 100’s of points. Netbiter transfers data off-site to Netbiter Argos remote monitoring portal. Web API available to integrate data to other applications Remote off-site monitoring using Netbiter Argos Netbiter is Modbus TCP proxy Wireless mesh Gateway Typical Sensors and I/O devices Battery and/or line powered Temperature sensor Temperature and humidity Occupancy, door contact Light Pulse counting Dry contact inputs Up to 32 inputs per radio: contact, NTC, 0-5V, 0-20mA Relay and analogue outputs Multi-stage thermostat controller Modbus RTU bridge

12. Although we specialise in mesh radio we also use GSM/GPRS and Narrowband radio systems when needed to meet customer requirements

13. Energy Management Solution Overview (1)

14. Energy Management Solution Overview (2)

15. Example Projects

16. Application example – Westfield Shopping Mall BMS integration for temperature control 55,000 Sq Metres on two floors with Atrium 49 Air handling units on roof 1 Wireless network 18 Mesh repeaters 30 Sensing nodes Ambient Temperature input to HVAC zone controls via Modbus TCP Installed in 2 days to resolve critical operating requirement £6,100 equipment cost

17. Application example – Large Data Centre Monitoring Solution Console Other Viewers 7,500 Sq Metres 4 Floors Phase 1 - 2008 6 Wireless Sub-networks 22 Mesh repeaters 178 Sensing nodes Ambient TRH Phase 2 - 2009 100 additional TRH sensors on two floors 4 more wireless sub-networks Phase 3 - 2010 Being planned now Electrical Power Chilled water Floor 3 Floor 2 Control Room Viewers Primary Server Main Mission Critical Data Centre Floor 1 Basement Common Ethernet Network Remote Business Continuity Centre Secondary Server Remote Disaster Recovery Centre Secondary Console

18. BMS Integration • We have supplied systems to clients providing integration to existing BMS’ and software systems via: • Modbus TCP and RTU • BACnet IP • Direct analogue and digital connection • ODBC, OPC and SQL connection • BMS’ that have been integrated with our systems include: • Trend • Siemens • Schneider • Andover Controls/TAC • Honeywell • Priva

19. Contact Details Adaptive Wireless Solutions Ltd 91 High Street Prestwood Great Missenden HP16 9ER Tel:+44 (0) 1494 865992 www.adaptive-wireless.co.uk Nick Baker Mobile: 07968 352875 Email: nbaker@adaptive-wireless.co.uk Skype: adaptivewireless