SCADA reading

Industrial Reduce personnel

Summary

Cost-efficiently connect to SCADA systems via ModBUS

LoRaWAN can be used to remotely monitor and control the operation of supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems. SCADA systems are used in a variety of industries, such as manufacturing, power generation, and water treatment. By installing sensors on the equipment and connecting them to a LoRaWAN network, building managers or operators can monitor the performance of the equipment in real-time. This data can be used to optimize the operation of the equipment, detect errors or malfunctions, and schedule maintenance tasks

Sustainability impact

Lower emissions through efficient SCADA system connections

Reduce personnel

9 - Industry, innovation and infrastructure

Partners involved

Device manufacturer · Engineering

MCCI Corporation

mcci.com

Device manufacturer · Integrator · Retailer · Engineering

ACRIOS Systems

acrios.com

Device manufacturer

Devices used

Catena® 4470 Node with Modbus

MCCI Corporation

MCF-LW06485 - Modbus Interface

enginko SRL

Modbus - Modbus Interface

Adeunis

Class C

Modbus classe A - Modbus Interface

nke WATTECO

YO Modbus

Yosensi Sp. z o.o.

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- Summary: Cost-efficiently connect to SCADA systems via ModBUS
- Sustainability impact: Lower emissions through efficient SCADA system connections; Reduce personnel
- Partners involved: Yosensi (yosensi.io), Enginko (enginko.com), WATTECO (watteco.com), MCCI Corporation (mcci.com), ACRIOS Systems (acrios.com)
- Devices used: Catena® 4470 Node with Modbus by MCCI Corporation, MCF-LW06485 - Modbus Interface by enginko SRL, Modbus - Modbus Interface by Adeunis, Modbus classe A - Modbus Interface by nke WATTECO, YO Modbus by Yosensi Sp. z o.o.
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