TRI-ED Welcomes Fluidmesh Networks as New Vendor Partner

TRI-ED, An Anixter Company, is pleased to welcome Fluidmesh Networks as a new vendor partner. Fluidmesh is a worldwide leader in wireless systems for security, industrial, and mission-critical applications. Fluidmesh technology delivers reliable, fiber-like performance via unlicensed wireless spectrum, providing connectivity for mission critical video, voice, and data.

Fluidmesh wireless products enable outdoor and large-scale applications to connect smart cities, urban video-surveillance, vehicles and trains, and industrial automation. Its range of solutions covers point-to-point, point-to-multipoint, mobility and mesh networks with an unparalleled level of reliability, flexibility, and ease of use

"Fluidmesh is a technology leader," said James Rothstein, TRI-ED's senior vice president of global marketing. "We are pleased to be able to bring their wireless solutions to market."

Cosimo Malesci, EVP sales & marketing and Fluidmesh co-founder added, "We are proud to partner with TRI-ED. Their extensive distribution network will further strengthen our position and reach across North America."

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