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Although your application may seem unusual to you, MISSION has probably seen it before.
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MISSION Model M-110s and Model M-800s can monitor and report data from virtually all water instruments.
The common I/O circuit board for both models has two analog inputs, eight digital inputs,
three relay outputs and two optional pulse totalizing inputs.
Several overhead and supervisory channels are built in to
communicate data about AC voltage, battery level and wiring
faults. The analog inputs have four
alarm set points each and can be scaled and labeled. MISSION data graphs are colorful and
easy to read; great for reports. When MISSION calls out alarms for these inputs, the
system will actually speak the alarms in the scaled values such as,
"Low tank level at 15.5 feet" or
"Chlorine is low at 0.45 parts per million." The eight digital
inputs and their fault and normal conditions can be label in any way. The pulse totalizers
also can be labeled in any way, and the pulses scaled for any type of sensor.
Easy Expansion
MISSION RTU's allow you to expand your SCADA system very economically. Just choose your
instrument, a MISSION RTU and fill out the set up sheet.
MISSION will set up your unit's
information and you'll have data the same day. Because of the extraordinary coverage of
the data side of the cellular networks, most any location you choose will
work reliably. Long term trends and raw data files can be downloaded from the secure
MISSION web site.
MISSION Fits in With Existing SCADA or Operates Stand Alone
The data from instruments monitored with MISSION RTU's can be accessed from
MISSION's
secure customer web site or can be immediately transferred to customer SCADA systems via
MISSION's OPC software. This means instrument data sent from
MISSION RTU's will show up
in customers SCADA systems exactly as from other RTU's. MISSION is a perfect partner for
expansion.
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