Helios Technologies Launches Atlas Connect Gateway, a Rugged and Smart Connectivity Solution for Intelligent Equipment
'The launch of the Atlas Connect Gateway marks a major step forward in Helios Technologies' vision for intelligent machine connectivity,' commented Sean Bagan, President, Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial Officer of Helios. 'We're proud to deliver this rugged, future-ready solution to customers around the world, helping them stay connected, informed, and in control. This is another strong demonstration of our teams' ability to introduce innovative products that deliver significant value to customers in diverse end markets.'
The Atlas Connect Gateway gives equipment manufacturers and operators greater insight and control by allowing them to monitor critical data, send remote commands, and update software on equipment in the field without needing to be on site. Its powerful processing capabilities enable fast, reliable performance even in the field, making it easier to keep machines running smoothly and efficiently.
'By pairing the Atlas Connect Gateway with Cygnus Reach, Helios' patented remote troubleshooting platform—we're delivering a powerful new advantage to OEMs by enabling remote support capabilities,' said Billy Aldridge, Senior Vice President, Managing Director – Electronics Segment. 'For organizations operating customer support centers or field service teams, this integrated solution streamlines diagnostics, reduces downtime, and elevates the overall service experience. It's a major step forward in connecting people, machines, and data in smarter, more efficient ways.'
Atlas Connect Gateway can be wired into any CAN enabled system in a matter of minutes. Using Cygnus Reach you can monitor the CAN bus, take CAN recordings, and effortlessly share data, all using your cellular mobile device. Built to thrive in demanding field conditions, the Atlas Connect Gateway is IP67-rated and engineered for durability in extreme environments. It operates reliably in temperatures ranging from -4°F to 158°F (-20°C to 70°C) and can be safely stored between -13°F and 167°F (-25°C to 75°C). Its wide operating voltage of 6–36 VDC makes it suitable for use across many types of equipment.
This innovative solution will be available in August 2025, with feature demonstrations scheduled in the Enovation Controls' booth at both The Utility Expo and IBEX later this year. These premier industry events will give attendees an opportunity to experience its capabilities up close and explore how it enables smarter equipment in even the toughest environments.
About Enovation Controls
Enovation Controls is a fast-growing and innovative manufacturer of electronic controls and displays for diverse markets. As an international leader in fully tailored solutions, Enovation Controls offers a broad range of displays, controls, and instrumentation products for various applications. With an internationally diverse team, we serve customers around the world through our global sales, manufacturing, and engineering operations. Enovation Controls partners directly with OEMs and supports a worldwide network of authorized distributors and system integrators. Visit us at www.enovationcontrols.com and follow us on LinkedIn.
About Helios Technologies
Helios Technologies is a global leader in highly engineered motion control and electronic controls technology for diverse end markets, including construction, material handling, agriculture, energy, recreational vehicles, marine and health and wellness. Helios sells its products to customers in over 90 countries around the world. Its strategy for growth is to be the leading provider in niche markets, with premier products and solutions through innovative product development and acquisition. The Company has paid a cash dividend to its shareholders every quarter since becoming a public company in 1997. For more information, please visit: www.heliostechnologies.com and follow us on LinkedIn.
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