ACG Contracted to Install MotoTRBO Land Mobile Radio System for Air Products’ at Norco, Louisiana Plant

Overview

• ACG Systems has been contracted to provision and install a ground-based MotoTRBO Land Mobile Radio (LMR) System for Air Products and Chemicals’ Norco, LA Hydrogen plant, which will be part of Air Product’s Louisiana Clean Energy Complex. The Louisiana Clean Energy Complex will produce low-carbon hydrogen to power mobility and industrial markets in the Gulf Coast region and beyond. The initiative will capture and sequester 95% of its carbon dioxide emissions (over 5 million tons per year), permanently sequestering the CO2 in ideal geological pore space in Louisiana.  This project is the largest U.S. investment by Air Products and a major investment in the State of Louisiana. This clean energy complex will enhance the local economy, use proven technology to significantly reduce emissions through carbon capture for permanent sequestration, and help customers improve their own sustainability performance.  Air Products is a world-leading industrial gases company in operation for nearly 80 years.

Since 1995, ACG Systems has supported the Commercial Market and Federal Government with air-to-ground, LMR, tactical, dispatch/command and control, and integrated IT solutions. Combining our small company agility with customer service, we deliver advanced solutions and meet critical deadlines.  We deliver and support simple to complex solutions for airports, airlines, aircraft manufacturers, and government customers. ACG has partnered with leading manufacturers to provide custom solutions for critical operational function, safety, and command/control.

Installation Date

ACG Systems is working with the site to schedule installation in Spring 2024. 

Products & Services

• (1) Motorola SLR 5700 Repeater
• (3) Motorola XPR 5550E Base Station Radios
• (12) MotoTRBO R7 Intrinsically Safe Radios
• Intrinsically Safe is a protection method that limits the electrical and thermal energy output of equipment to prevent ignition of a hazardous atmosphere. This was done to ensure safe operations of radios around potentially flammable gases.
• Necessary antennas, cabling, connectors, etc.