Author: Dylan Paynter
Date: April 3, 2025
Wireless technology is something that the Oil and Gas industry has relied on heavily these past few years. One thing I can remember vividly from my time in the field was dragging the heavy, disgusting, and often damaged communications cables through the muck and water of a frac location during rig up and rig down operations. I always wondered why no one was wanting to make their controls wireless.
That is not something to be pondered any longer. With the next-generation frac control systems on the market today, the numbers speak for themselves—reduced injuries, fewer risks, and major cost savings on cabling. Think about how many times you've had to repair equipment, replace a communications cable crushed by iron, or make a repair to the pump box and cable because it was pulled out for maintinance wirhout the cable being disconnected. More than you'd like to admit, I’d bet.
This isn’t just a trend—it’s a paradigm shift. If you're still relying on outdated wired systems, you’re already behind. Frac companies that haven’t embraced wireless technology are missing out on safer, more efficient operations.
This solution was engineered with the technician on-site in mind, simplifying design while mitigating risks to ensure uninterrupted communication. Don’t get left behind—see for yourself. Contact me for a demo with your frac control system.
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