Historically, autodialers have used phone lines. Problems associated with these included high monthly phone line cost, notification setup inflexibility, and lack of traceability. SCADA systems use expensive leased-lines, or a single radio frequency inefficiently, and are prone to interference (both intentional and unintentional).

MISSION uses public cellular data networks to enhance the reliability and reduce the cost of performing functions traditionally performed by autodialers and SCADA systems.

		Voice, Email and Pager Notifications	Battery and Antenna Included	OPC Data	Data Transmission Rate
	Model 80 - Sealed transmitter, in-Sewer mounted including high level float used to detect sewer overflows				On Alarm Condition, Battery status and signal status every 3 days
	Model 110 - Full monitoring system available in three packages for indoor, outdoor and panel installation				On Alarm Condition, Hourly pump runtimes and starts. Optional rainfall, analog levels, and flow
	Model 200 - Remote, solar powered rainfall level transmitter				When 0.01" rain detected, Nightly battery and channel status
	Model 300 - Vehicle-mounted GPS position transponder				Position update every 15 minutes (when vehicle is moving)
	Model 800 - Streaming analog data, and automatic relay control based on analog or digital inputs.				Digital: Immediately upon input state change. Analog: Values update every 7 seconds to 2 minutes.