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Although your application may seem unusual to you, MISSION has probably seen it before.
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The MISSION 
Model M-800 is ideally suited for monitoring and controlling
water booster stations. The M-800 can monitor and display the pump
run status for up to eight pumps. It has the same underlying
main circuit board as the M-110, but is supplied with an advanced
cellular data modem. This standardization means field personnel
only have to learn one type of unit. These data modems allow
virtually continuous information of pump station operation.
The operator can see pumps turn on and off, and pressure levels rise
and fall in real time, and track system pressures over time with ease.
Reliable Backup, Redundancy and Security
Many customers with existing SCADA systems have used the M-110
RTU as a basic alarm system. The M-110 operates on the ultra-reliable
data side of the cellular system, not the voice side. That makes its "data link" completely
separate from private radio or phone lines. Simple failure alarms
(AC or pumps) are called out, or can fed into your existing SCADA
system. The cellular data link is encrypted using
the 128 bit Advanced Encryption Standards recommended by the AWWA
for SCADA communications. Should the telemetry links fail, you'll
be notified within minutes.
Data Into Your Existing SCADA System
Many of MISSION's customers already have an existing SCADA system.
We offer an OPC based software package that feeds MISSION RTU data
directly into many different SCADA software packages such as WonderWare™, Intellution™, RSView®.
MISSION data will appear on your screens exactly
the same as your existing units -- nothing new to get used too.
Device Control
Manual control is just as fast, and continuous data means you can
see the results instantly. One site or 100, the speed is the same
since site is in a different cell, rather than all trying to communicate
on a single frequency as in polled SCADA.
Standard Alarms
Alarms of any type (AC failure, pump failures) will be called out via
phone, pager, email or fax, and are set up using the same secure, web-based
setup pages used for the M-110.
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