Generator monitoring
Emergency generators

The widespread use of computerized control systems has led to the development of concepts for the supervision, remote management and remote maintenance of generating sets and power plants.

• Supervision involves collecting information on the operation of the group, formatting and interpreting it, and displaying it on a computer screen in various forms: animated operating diagrams, bar graphs, tables of current values, etc.

• In the remote management application, this information is transmitted remotely over the PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) via a modem.

  The purpose of remote management is to ensure continuous monitoring of the installation, so that, as soon as a fault or alarm occurs, the personnel in charge can be immediately alerted. They can then...