We install sensors and smart devices, on the generator, that monitor various parameters such as – power generated, battery voltage, run hours, fuel level, etc. A gateway device then communicates these readings to our central server over the internet. The gateway works on GPRS, Wireless or Ethernet technology. You can then log onto the web application and view generator parameters, create reports – anywhere – and any time. Typical reports include generator status, fuel and maintenance reports etc.
Use cases of Generator Monitoring
Industries & Buildings
Our solution helps in easy to manage fuel & energy consumption. Our Solution Helps in enhanced efficiency and reliability of Generator . using our solution end user can also monitor generator location help in theft of generator.
Leasing Companies
Leasing companies can monitor all generators from a central location. Our solution helps in Reduce cost through lesser site visits and work-force. companies can Monitor generator location and prevent theft.
Generator OEM's
Our solution helps OEM to deliver smarter generators to your customers . OEM's will be able to Create new revenue opportunities in spares, consumables and support. OEM's will be able to Roll out your own generator monitoring solutions.
Features of Generator Monitoring
Generator Performance
Monitor key generator performance metrics like – total energy produced, energy produced per liter of fuel, power quality and RMS parameters. If performance falls, you can take timely actions to bring performance back to acceptable level.
Reduce Maintenance Costs
Get information like hours run, battery voltages and temperature trends. You can use this information to schedule maintenance. This can reduce sudden downtime, overall maintenance cost and fuel consumption.
Prevent Fuel Theft
With the sustained rise of global energy prices, fuel costs are a major part of the total cost of ownership. Fuel cost could be as high as 60% of total cost of operations for a typical diesel generator running for about seven hours per day. This cost is driving many organizations to manage their generators more efficiently or consider other power system options. If you believe that, your generators are consuming more than required fuel. A possible reason could be fuel theft. You can easily identify fuel theft by comparing fuel consumption with actual power generation and fuel receipts.