For gas measurement professionals

The meter can be accurate and the operation can still be blind.

R3CON adds remote visibility around compatible meter pulse outputs, pressure, temperature and field conditions without turning every site into a large automation project.

Measurement equipment to R3CON telemetry and operations dashboard flow
Gas measurement telemetry

How do you make existing gas measurement data easier to reach?

DFELAB is interested in the gap between accurate field measurement and practical remote access at low-value, distributed or manually checked sites.

If a customer already has an approved pulse or measurement output but no economical way to get that data online, R3CON may provide a smaller path to remote visibility.

Independent campaign note

DFELAB is not claiming affiliation with or exhibitor status at ASGMT. This page is intended as a relevant resource for measurement professionals discussing remote visibility during the 2026 event period.

Three conversations worth having
01

Remote meter pulse visibility

Where are customers still reading or reconciling meters manually because the meter is not connected to an accessible telemetry system?

Explore the use case
02

Sites outside the current telemetry footprint

Which remote assets are important enough to monitor but are still disconnected from the systems operators use?

Explore field monitoring
03

Channel partnership

Can measurement and automation companies use R3CON as a fast field-telemetry option that runs standalone or integrates into customer SCADA?

Explore partnership
Conversation starter for LinkedIn

Which measurement sites are accurate in the field but still difficult to see remotely?

R3CON can put those sites into the DFELAB cloud or deliver their data into existing SCADA workflows through API, FTP and custom views.

Remote visibility should not require rebuilding the measurement system.
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