Online Features Make Pacific Crest's Web Site More Convenient
SANTA CLARA, Calif., February 23, 2007 – Last year, major changes and additions were made to Pacific Crest’s website, which visitors may have already noticed. Not only did the site get a fresh look, but several new features were added, such as an online price quote request form, an enhanced product part numbers list, and a free software program called PCCCalc
The quote request form is available for all Pacific Crest products and gives customers the opportunity to submit a quote request for eight products (two bundles and eight a la carte products) at one time. Now a user can receive a quote for an entire radio communications solution in one step and within two business days.
In addition to the online quote request form, Pacific Crest made its part numbers list available with product names and images to make it easier for users to identify products and to quickly find the products that they need. The list is downloadable to allow users convenient access to the list from their desktop for quick reference at any time.
PCCCalc is the easiest way to estimate radio range performance without professional RF propagation analysis. This windows-based software tool, available for download at www.pacificcrest.com, allows users to input RF system configuration parameters for accurate estimates on expected Pacific Crest radio system performance.
All of these features and more, such as Pacific Crest’s book: “The Guide to Wireless GPS Data Links”, are now available on Pacific Crest’s Web site: www.pacificcrest.com.
In 2007, new website features and tools can certainly be expected that will further boost the robustness and usefulness of Pacific Crest’s website.
About Pacific Crest Corporation
Pacific Crest Corporation is a leading supplier of wireless data communication systems designed for positioning and environmental monitoring activities. Founded in 1994 and with headquarters in Santa Clara, California, Pacific Crest Corporation maintains a strong international presence in the GPS survey and environmental monitoring industries. |
