SCADA & Remote Telemetry for Pump Stations
Reliable communication is what turns an unstaffed station into a monitored one rather than a blind spot.
Pump run status, wet well level, discharge pressure, and power status are the core data points typically reported back to a central SCADA system from a pump station.
Redundant communication paths (primary radio or fiber with a cellular backup) protect against losing visibility into a station during exactly the kind of storm or outage event when it matters most.
Historical trend data from pump station SCADA points is a valuable tool for spotting a gradual pump efficiency decline long before it becomes an outright failure.
A station reporting normal status right up until a sudden total failure, with no earlier trend warning, often indicates insufficient data points are actually being monitored rather than a truly sudden failure.
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