SCADA and industrial automation: one data chain from field to cloud
Monitor doesn't just read data; it also builds the automation infrastructure that monitors, controls and reports on field equipment. It integrates with your existing SCADA system or delivers a SCADA/HMI solution designed for your needs.
SCADA and HMI design
Operator screens, single-line diagrams, trend and alarm pages; web and mobile access.
PLC and RTU integration
Communication with controllers from different vendors, signal lists and tag management.
Alarm and event management
Priority levels, alarm suppression, SMS and email notifications, time-stamped event logs.
Historical data (historian)
High-resolution time-series logging, compression and long-term archiving.
Remote monitoring and control
Secure remote control by authorized users, approved command flow and audit trail.
Power quality and protection
Voltage, frequency, harmonics and cos φ tracking; protection relay and breaker states.
Reporting and OEE
Shift, production and energy reports; downtime analysis and equipment effectiveness.
OT cybersecurity
Network segmentation, VPN, role-based access; designed following the IEC 62443 approach.
Communication protocols
Application areas
Substations and power distribution
MV/LV switchgear, breaker and relay states, energy analyzers; monitoring and control via single-line diagrams.
Water, wastewater and pumping stations
Tank levels, pump sequencing, flow and pressure control; central management of distributed stations.
Process and production lines
Line and machine data, recipe and sequence control, matching production and energy use per product.
Utilities
Compressors, boilers, chillers and cooling towers; compressed-air leak and efficiency tracking.
Building and campus automation
BMS integration; central management of HVAC, lighting, generator and UPS systems.
Machine monitoring and predictive maintenance
Catching faults before they happen through vibration, temperature and current trends, and creating maintenance work orders.