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GSM/GPRS monitoring systems provide continuous supervision of a facility. For example, a monitoring system connected to a pumping station allows real-time observation of levels, operating statuses, and failures. Additionally, it enables alarm notifications via SMS or email and offers remote access through a web browser.
The system provides a graphical presentation of both historical data and real-time statuses.
Reconstruction of Pump Station No. 39 in Suchy Dąb – implemented as part of the project: "Comprehensive Flood Protection of Żuławy – Stage I," managed by the Board of Land Reclamation and Water Facilities of the Pomeranian Voivodeship in Gdańsk.
Oscypel Pumping Station – "Construction of a Sanitary Sewer System in Oscypel, Lubichowo Municipality."
GSM/GPRS monitoring systems enable remote supervision of facilities and devices using a cellular network. A key component of these systems is the GSM modem, which facilitates communication through the mobile network.
The GSM modem connects to the monitored device, such as sensors, pumping stations, or alarm systems, and transmits collected data to the recipient. This data is sent to a central server in real-time or at predefined intervals.
In case of a failure, break-in, or parameter exceedance, the user receives an alarm notification, which can be sent via SMS, phone call, or email.
GSM/GPRS monitoring systems provide continuous supervision of liquid levels, temperature, equipment operation status, and other critical parameters. Additionally, the GSM modem allows users to manage the system remotely, enabling changes to settings, system shutdowns, and more. This allows for convenient monitoring and control of devices without needing to be on-site.
At AT Systems, we specialize in designing and implementing advanced GSM/GPRS monitoring and control systems for various industrial sectors. Our solutions are tailored to individual client needs, ensuring efficient supervision of processes and equipment across all industries.
Below are the key benefits of GSM/GPRS monitoring systems.
GSM/GPRS monitoring systems do not require a permanent internet connection. They function wherever cellular network coverage is available.
Thanks to GPRS technology, data is continuously transmitted to the central monitoring system. Users can track device performance parameters in real time, enabling immediate response to any irregularities.
Monitoring systems equipped with a GSM modem can send alerts in various formats, including SMS, email, or mobile app notifications.
GSM modems are used across various industries, including manufacturing, energy, agriculture, and logistics. These systems can monitor parameters such as liquid levels, pressure, temperature, or location.
Due to GPRS data transmission, installation and operation costs are relatively low. Charges are based on the amount of data transmitted, making it a cost-effective solution.
GSM/GPRS monitoring systems can be easily expanded by integrating additional devices and sensors as needed.
GSM modems are easy to install and configure, allowing the system to be up and running quickly. It is also easy to learn how to use it.
GSM/GPRS monitoring does not depend on local infrastructure. In case of telephone line or internet failures, the system continues to operate using the mobile network.
GSM/GPRS systems support encrypted data transmission, ensuring that communication between devices and the central monitoring system is secure and protected from unauthorized access.
AT Systems specializes in designing and implementing GSM/GPRS monitoring systems for various industrial sectors. We begin by thoroughly understanding the client’s requirements. Our experts conduct consultations to define the monitoring objectives, installation specifics, and system parameters.
Based on the collected information, our engineers create a customized monitoring system design. We select appropriate devices and take into account any existing monitoring infrastructure already in place at the client’s location. After the design is approved, we move forward with the installation phase.
AT Systems technicians install GSM modems, connect them to the monitored devices, and configure the entire system. As part of our services, we also train the client’s staff on how to operate and manage the system.