• There is a remote transceiver used to monitor or control a device such as an alarm panel.

Each transceiver relays its data in distances measured in miles, to the central receiver via radio transmitter.

If the transceiver is too far to reach the central receiver directly, it simply hops the data to the next closest transceiver and that transceiver relays it to the central receiver or to the next closest transceiver to the central receiver.

The Central Receiver relays the data to alarm automation software for processing.

If data can not be relayed via one route, the mesh network automatically selects the next best route from a choice of up to 8 available routes at any given time.

The network dynamically and automatically adapts to changes in the network caused by weather changes, obstruction changes, the addition or subtraction of other transceivers in the network, etc. so that it is highly redundant and reliable.