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Industrial Remote Monitoring Hardware

Remote Monitoring Hardware for Tanks, Wells, Pumps and Industrial Facilities

Sensors, RTUs, data loggers, gateways and field-power hardware for distributors, equipment dealers and system integrators, with documented data handoff to existing platforms.

Start with the site, signals and data destination. We help select the sensing, communication and field-power hardware.

Start with the information you have. Exact model, interface and certificates are confirmed in writing before order.

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Configurable monitoring kit definitions

Each definition describes a repeatable hardware architecture. Exact devices, quantities, certificates and pricing are selected after the RFQ inputs are reviewed.

Representative Submersible Level Transmitter used in Battery / Solar Tank Monitoring RFQ KitRepresentative kit hardware

Configurable hardware kit

Battery / Solar Tank Monitoring

A starting hardware package for one remote tank without dependable mains power.

Base hardware

Level sensor selected by liquid and mounting · Low-power RTU or telemetry node · Solar panel, controller and battery sized by duty cycle · Enclosure, antenna and field cable accessories

Inputs needed

Liquid and measuring range · Reporting and alarm interval · Solar exposure and autonomy days · Country, cellular bands or LoRaWAN region

Representative RS485 to Ethernet Gateway / Serial Server used in Mains-Powered Multi-Tank RTU RFQ KitRepresentative kit hardware

Configurable hardware kit

Mains-Powered Multi-Tank RTU

One RTU collecting several level points at a powered facility.

Base hardware

Level sensors for each tank · Multi-channel RTU or remote I/O · Mains power and protection · Ethernet or cellular uplink

Inputs needed

Tank count and cable distances · Sensor outputs and ranges · Existing panel voltage · Upstream register or MQTT requirements

Representative Submersible Level Transmitter used in Solar Well-Level Monitoring RFQ KitRepresentative kit hardware

Configurable hardware kit

Solar Well-Level Monitoring

Level telemetry for a remote bore, well or reservoir.

Base hardware

Submersible level transmitter and cable · Low-power RTU · Solar and battery power set · Outdoor enclosure and antenna

Inputs needed

Well depth and expected water column · Cable and venting requirements · Reporting interval · Country and network coverage

Representative Wireless Split-Core CT Current Sensor Family used in Irrigation Pump Status RFQ KitRepresentative kit hardware

Configurable hardware kit

Irrigation Pump Status

Remote run, fault, current and optional pressure monitoring.

Base hardware

Split-core current or run input · Optional pressure transmitter · RTU with digital and analog inputs · Power, antenna and enclosure accessories

Inputs needed

Pump voltage and starter signals · Monitoring only or control · Pressure range · Alarm recipients and upstream system

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Representative remote-monitoring integration with field enclosure, gateway, power and industrial equipment

Remote integration context

Representative site context. Sensors, interfaces, enclosure, power and mounting are confirmed against the actual project before quotation.

Hardware and documentation your integrator can work with

Field hardware

Sensors, meters, RTUs, loggers, remote I/O and gateways selected per project.

Field accessories

Enclosures, solar power, batteries, antennas, cables and mounting options.

Configuration support

Applicable protocol, firmware, frequency, addressing and data-handoff settings reviewed per model.

Integration documents

Applicable wiring, register maps, payload notes, MQTT fields and sample messages.

Clear project boundaries before quotation

SunGene scope

  • Hardware selection and order coordination
  • Model documentation review
  • Basic pre-configuration where supported
  • Export documentation and delivery coordination
  • Applicable integration documentation

Project responsibilities

  • Local installer: Site wiring, mounting and commissioning
  • Customer or integrator: SCADA, BMS or application operation
  • Buyer or local partner: SIM and carrier contracts
  • Machine builder or local SI: Control logic, interlocks and site safety
  • Named service provider: Condition-data interpretation and response coverage

Where the hardware sits in the monitoring path

A planning view, not a fixed bundle. Signal type, protocol, power, network and the customer endpoint are confirmed before quotation.

Tell us what must be measured, connected and delivered

Share the target country, field signals, site power, upstream platform, quantity and project stage. We will narrow the suitable hardware architecture before quoting an exact model.

Start with the information you have. Exact model, interface and certificates are confirmed in writing before order.