Remote facility monitoring
UPS, generators, transfer systems, fuel levels, alarms, efficiency and networked devices can be monitored continuously using open technologies that integrate with existing infrastructure.
A critical facility generates useful operating data every minute. We use remote monitoring and planned engineering to turn that data into earlier warnings, faster response and better control of maintenance activity.
UPS, generators, transfer systems, fuel levels, alarms, efficiency and networked devices can be monitored continuously using open technologies that integrate with existing infrastructure.
When a value moves outside an agreed range, the system can notify the appropriate people. Where service risk is high, engineers familiar with the site can be dispatched without wasting time establishing the basics.
Historical values are graphed and retained so performance, recurring faults and capacity trends can be reviewed instead of relying on isolated snapshots.
Clients retain visibility of the information collected and the events that triggered action, making maintenance decisions easier to justify and plan.
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