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What Is Wireless Generator Monitoring?
Types of Generator Monitoring
Choosing the Right Generator Monitoring Solutions
When selecting a generator monitoring solution, it is important to consider both your requirements and budget. Analyzing all the different hardware and software solutions available will allow you to decide which one will best suit your needs. Keeping an eye on the latest technological advancements can also help you stay ahead of emerging trends in the industry.
Using Wireless Networks for Secure and Reliable Data Transfer
A reliable wireless network is essential for safe and efficient data transfer between generator components and remote personnel. High-speed Wi-Fi networks provide secure connections with minimal latency so that data can be monitored accurately in real time without interruption or lag. The extra layer of security provided by using a reliable wireless network ensures that your sensitive information stays safe at all times.
Benefits of Wireless Generator Monitoring
Generator monitoring offers numerous benefits, including improved performance, increased safety, lower costs, better energy efficiency, and longer working life spans for generators. Through carefully selecting the right hardware and software solutions and utilizing a secure wireless network for efficient data collection, businesses can realize these advantages while keeping their investments protected from unexpected failures or breakdowns.
CRN Generator Monitoring
Reliable and Cost-Effective
With over 30 years of wireless monitoring experience and customers nationwide, CRN Wireless generator monitors represent the most competitively priced and reliable solution on the market. This combination offers customers the best possible service for their generators while also giving businesses a valuable additional service that brings in more profit.
Cellular monitors use LTE or CDMA networks to transmit the information.
CRN Wireless provides real-time notifications of critical generator events by using cellular or UHF frequencies to send signals to CRN's Network Operations Center. These signals are then decoded, processed and relayed to designated recipients.
UHF monitoring devices utilize CRN's proprietary NearNet tower network, which services the New York City area with FCC-licensed frequencies that have been active for 30 years and remained fully functional during Hurricane Sandy and 9/11.
