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Telemetrix - remote pump monitoring

By Tristan Newton, Commercial Director · 5 November 2024 · 2 min read

Telemetrix - remote pump monitoring

A new standard has just been set in remote monitoring of pump panels - TELEMETRIX.

What is Telemetrix?

It's a standard dual pump control panel (float controlled, with high level alarm, duty changeover etc) with remote alerts built in. Here's the key benefits:

  • Email alerts to any quantity of contacts, with no subscription required
  • The same panel can connect via a broadband cable, or Wi-Fi, or a sim card
  • The same panel can be used with single phase 230V or three phase 400V (no neutral required for three phase)
  • Competitive pricing (see below for more details)
  • Remote access to the pump station to start and stop pumps, reset overloads etc - coming soon (this functionality will be added by an over-the-air update if required, and additional fees will apply)

Combining industrial switchgear with Cloud connectivity

This is not a PCB based panel - it still has contactors, overloads, pluggable relays and the much-loved Wago lever terminals which come with all of our pump control panels. And there's lots of added extras built in as standard too, such as:

  • Overload reset buttons
  • Internal panel light
  • Improved control philosophy (for example, if a pump is tripped then the other pump will stay as the duty pump rather than continuing to switch from duty to assist on each run)

The beauty of Telemetrix is its simplicity.

Black-fronted Telemetrix dual pump panel with pump running, tripped and reset controls, high level alarm and isolator

How much does it cost?

Telemetrix costs £1,798.00 + £11.50 delivery + VAT. There is no monthly subscription (except for the SIM card, if required). This includes all the standard functions of a dual pump panel - duty changeover, contactors & overloads, standard terminals, plus integrated telemetry. See photos below of what that looks like.

Inside Telemetrix Panel

Connectivity

Connect using WiFi, broadband cable or SIM card. Telemetrix can send email alerts to an unlimited number of contacts.

  • LAN - there is an ethernet port for a cable to be plugged directly into the panel.
  • WIFI - connect the panel to the local WIFI
  • SIM card can be put directly into the panel to give GSM connection.

Notifications

An unlimited number of email addresses to notify, the notifications sent will be:

  • Pump 1 trip
  • Pump 2 trip
  • High level alarm
  • Panel offline (this includes for power fail or connection lost)
  • 'Soft' alert notifications (eg. pump/s running more than usual) - coming soon

Telemetrix gif

Download the information here:

For instructions how to set up the WIFI connection, see this page: Telemetrix setup guide

Written by the engineers at G&G Controls, a UK control panel manufacturer in Stoke-on-Trent. For general guidance only; consult a qualified professional for advice on your own installation.

Up next

Webinar: introducing Telemetrix, remote monitoring built into the panel

Join us at our exclusive upcoming webinar on Tuesday, 5th November at 10 AM, where we’ll unveil Telemetrix.

Related panel

If this article is about a problem you have on site, this is the panel we would suggest.

Telemetrix wastewater pump control panel, black enclosure with lamps and switches

Wastewater control panel with remote monitoring

Telemetrix

Industrial switchgear plus cloud connectivity over 4G, WiFi or Ethernet. Email alerts free for life; texts 10p each.

£1,798 + VAT for the dual pump DOL panel (up to 18A) and £4,300 + VAT for star/delta (up to 41A).

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