What is Industrial Monitoring?
Managing Industrial Operations
for Minimum Equipment Downtime!
Industrial system alarm communicators are essential devices used in the monitoring and management of industrial equipment. These communicators serve as the bridge between the equipment and the monitoring systems, ensuring that data collected from various sensors is transmitted accurately and efficiently to the GeoArm central monitoring station. They play a crucial role in the industrial equipment monitoring process by providing real-time alerts and notifications about the status and performance of machinery, mechanical chillers/freezers, pumps, generators, sewer lift stations, sports safety lighting, and other critical assets. By doing so, they help in identifying potential issues before they escalate into significant problems, thereby preventing costly downtime and maintenance repairs.
These alarm communicators are often integrated with advanced technologies such as IoT (Internet of Things) and cloud computing, which enable seamless data transmission and analysis. They can be configured to send alerts via multiple channels, including email, SMS, ensuring that the right personnel are informed promptly. This capability allows machine operators and managers to respond quickly to any anomalies, optimize energy usage, and improve overall operational efficiency. Furthermore, by providing detailed insights into equipment performance, industrial system alarm communicators help in identifying bottlenecks and areas for improvement, ultimately contributing to enhanced productivity and cost savings for businesses.

General Steps for Industrial Monitoring?
Step 1. An industrial sensor (e.g. Uplink 5500M) is triggered and is transmitted from the industrial panel to the end user and/or GeoArm 24/7 Pro central monitoring station over the AT&T/Verizon 5G LTE-M cellular network.
Step 2. If the industrial alarm signal is either confirmed valid, or if the end user is unreachable when the operator attempts to contact them, then dispatching procedures will occur (e.g. facility manager, local authorities, or emergency services, as required).
Competitive Advantages?
Other
Companies
No-Term Contracts

Month-to-Month Subscription Plans
Long-Term and Liquidated Damages
New or Existing Systems

Takeover a Wide Range of Industrial Panels
Exclusive to Their Own Brand Name
Proprietary Technology

Choose from Non-Proprietary Equipment
Locked Out Proprietary Equipment Only
Live Operator Service

Optional 24/7 Professional Central Station
Required 24/7 Professional Central Station
Free Move Program

Nationwide Coverage is Supported
Some Limitations on Coverage Areas
Technical Support

Inexpensive Remote Technicians
Costly Onsite Hourly Service Rates