Power & Environment
Power and Environment Monitoring
Unified monitoring of temperature, humidity, leaks, smoke, access control, UPS and switchgear so risks are found and handled in time.
Who we supply
- Environment-monitoring equipment makers
- Low-voltage and system integrators
The problem
Where this kind of site breaks down
Temperature, leak, smoke, access, UPS and switchgear alarms are fragmented; risks surface late and cost time to locate.
What we do
Unifies environmental data and links local alarms, remote notification and work orders to keep critical infrastructure stable.
Modules
Modules typically included
Actual scope follows the assets, point count and operations process. The following is a common combination.
Temperature and humidity monitoring
Leak detection and smoke integration
Access control and video status
UPS and switchgear monitoring
Alarm interlocks and dispatch
Health and operational reporting
Case studies
Projects in this scenario
Customer names and project data are not published without written authorisation. The following describes scenario type and project characteristics.
A large metallurgical group
Centralised environmental monitoring across multiple equipment rooms
Sites span plants, equipment types vary, and operations teams are spread out. Each site is logged into and inspected separately, so status is opaque, exceptions surface late, ownership is unclear, and handling is hard to trace.
- 22 sites visible on one platform instead of separate logins and rounds
- Environment, power, access and cabinet exceptions alarm in one place
- Some cooling and cabinet actions can be done remotely, with fewer unnecessary site visits
- Alarm handling is recorded; later sites can onboard to the same standard
A television station
Environmental monitoring for telecom rooms and substations
Both rooms run unattended. Temperature, leaks, UPS, precision cooling, mains and access sit on separate devices, so duty staff find and locate issues late.
- Both rooms visible on one platform
- UPS, cooling, micro-module and environment exceptions can be found remotely
- Leaks and temperature/humidity breaches reach duty
- Room access is logged
An airport underground tunnel network
Environmental monitoring for an underground utility tunnel
The tunnels are long, covers are scattered, and flood and gas risk changes along the route. Inspection rounds are slow; water level, covers, gas and video sit in different views; pumps cannot follow level automatically, so exceptions surface late.
- The underground network is visible on one map
- Flooding is pumped automatically from level so water stays in range
- Unexpected cover opens and gas breaches alarm, and can be checked against video
- Existing owner cameras join the environment view without replacement
Products involved