Telemetry and Remote SCADA Systems
SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) systems are designed to provide real-time control and monitoring of processes, machinery, and equipment. These systems combine networked data communications, graphical user interfaces, and computers to enable effective supervision. SCADA helps administrators and operators manage data and resources by collecting, analyzing, and visualizing information from industrial equipment installed on-site.
Our's telemetry and SCADA systems are built to monitor and control field operations across extensive and dispersed infrastructures. Whether it's simple reservoir-level measurements, pipeline monitoring, or advanced ERP-integrated optimization, our wired and wireless remote sites ensure that you stay compliant with regulations, adapt to technological advances, and keep up with industrial trends.
Our's telemetry and SCADA systems are built to monitor and control field operations across extensive and dispersed infrastructures. Whether it's simple reservoir-level measurements, pipeline monitoring, or advanced ERP-integrated optimization, our wired and wireless remote sites ensure that you stay compliant with regulations, adapt to technological advances, and keep up with industrial trends.
SCADAPack™ Smart RTUs combine the monitoring and communication features of a remote terminal unit (RTU) with the processing and data-logging power of a programmable logic controller (PLC). The SCADAPack 47xi controller provides RTU capabilities and a Linux® based edge computer in a single-edge platform for harsh environments. SCADA systems are perfect wherever remote processes need automatic supervision and autonomous control.
Trio™ licensed and license-free data radios offer cost-effective, versatile wireless solutions for SCADA system and remote telemetry applications.
Scalable and reliable Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) system software with ready-to-use telemetry features optimized for managing remote assets spread across geographically dispersed infrastructure.
