LxPRO,
A SCADA as a Service (SaaS) Solution.
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Bridging the Gap between Auto-Dialers and Traditional SCADA using Cellular IIoT.
The LxPRO Solution
WEBPORTAL
Scada-as-a-service (SaaS) includes:
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Secure Amazon Web Service platform
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Secure web portal with Unlimited Users
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Cellphone, Tablet, or Computer
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Mapped location of sites
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Pump statistics
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Runtimes and Starts
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Standard Reports
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Can be directly exported to Excel
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Report-by-exception alarming
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Text & Email Alerts for Alarms
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Cellular Communications
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Technical Support
MONITORING
Typical Applications
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Liftstations
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Stormwater
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Reclaim Water
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Odor Control
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Water Tanks
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Generators
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Remote Pressure / Level
HARDWARE
Enclosure includes:
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Weatherproof, non metallic enclosure
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Cellular RTU
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Power Supply
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UPS battery backup
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Preconfigured and fully tested prior to delivery.
RTU Capabilities:
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Digital: 8 DI, 6 DO
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Analog: 4 AI, 4 DI
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Cellular signal Strength
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Last Updated Time
START-UP
The LxPRO cloud network consist of the LxPRO Database, LxPRO Notification Service, and LxPRO Webserver.
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Stations are configured, tested, and added to the customer portal prior to delivery, so startup is a breeze!
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Amazon Web Services with Secure Redundant Private Verizon Non-Internet Routed tunnels means remotes are secure and accessible 24-7.
Text & Email Alerts for Alarms for all Web Accessible Devices.
NORMAL
Normally, the remotes report all station data every hour when no alarms are present.
24-7 Portal Access using Web or Mobile access with Unlimited Users.
ALARM
When an Alarm occurs the remote immediately sends all station status information to the LxPRO Cloud servers using Report-by-Exception.
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Alert link takes you directly to alarmed station page.
RESPONSE
Once the alarm condition is received by the LxPRO Cloud servers the Notification service sends a Text message and/or emails with the Station Name, Timestamp, Alarm description, and link to LxPRO web portal.
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When the user clicks the link and logs in they are taken directly to the Station status page.