Xtel International Ltd.

Xtel International Ltd, formed in 1989, is a Canadian telecommunications engineering company manufacturing and marketing XtelAlert ( XTA), a state-of-the-art data and voice alarm monitoring/control product which reliably protects remote or unattended assets at temperatures of -40C to +60C. This allows for low power usage since no heaters are required to keep our equipment running.

XTA is approved by CSA/NRTL, Industry Canada, and FCC.

XTelAlert (XTA) has evolved into a fully programmable product, easily customizable for a variety of unique applications for voice callout and/or data exchange via cellular, two-way radio, telephone, or satellite.  XTA information is heard via your communications device by your staff allowing them to instantly determine what action to take to protect your facilities and keep production running.  Data logging by the XTA over a period of time can be transmitted to your offices anywhere in the world as a CSV file providing trending information for strategic decision making. XTA gathers its information via binary or analog inputs and each can be independently configured to match your unique operations.

XTA™ applications include the monitor and control of petroleum processing plants, waste treatment plants, lift stations, radio transmission sites, electrical sub-stations, irrigation systems, air navigation landing systems, tank farms, rail transportation, telecommunication facilities, fire and security, electric drive monitoring & control - providing a smart and easy-to-use communication interface for VSDs at well sites, monitoring and control for non-powered sites. The XTA will accept any standard and specialized sensor input for alarm monitoring. We also now produce quality-integrated assemblies for interfacing independent power producers ( IPPs ) to major utilities.

Please download our model information sheet for more details and look at our application sheet for some examples of the XTA at work.

The XTA product is constantly being refined as our clients come to us with new ideas.  If you should have an idea, we would like to hear from you.