Data Transfer / Telecontrol Engineering

Sewage treatment and water supply installations often have a widely branched catchment area. Industrial companies sometimes require information from external industrial premises. And those managers who are responsible for such operations want the status of their plant to be monitored by outside companies. In such and other cases complete systems, groups of pumps or engines, cleaning plant, slides, measurement systems and many other components have to be monitored and possibly operated from a central point. Here it is also essential to be able to react quickly to changing variables. The unambiguous, error-free and rapid provision of all relevant information - often over long distances - is a precondition for this. For the smooth integration of external stations into operating processes and the trouble-free recording, transmission, archiving, logging or documentation of data, HELL offer a number of effective solutions.

For the transfer of data HELL can provide you with a selection of all standard systems - from direct connections via cable or radio to dial-up connections by means of ISDN, GSM or analogue transfer. Furthermore, our company has also developed its own solutions which have proven their worth in practice. These systems are based on HELL-MDÜS, the modular data transfer system from HELL.

HELL-MDÜS is a modular data transfer system that has proven its worth extensively in practice. This is a computer-supported system with the help of which it is possible to correct malfunctions, collect measurement data, pre-process data and control processes. Full SPS functionality is of course guaranteed with HELL-MDÜS.

Information Transfer.

Data collection

  • Water level measurement stations
  • Water level measurements with WEBCAMS and cameras
  • Communication with existing automation stations
  • WEB applications (SPS to the WEB)

Data transfer

  • Direct connections (cable, radio)
  • Dial-up connections (ANALOGUE, ISDN, GSM, UMTS, GPRS)

Data logging / Data archiving

  • On site or at a central point
  • Parametrisable compression
  • Event-based data storage
  • Reactions to malfunction alarms and other events

Process monitoring

  • Alarms (SMS, voice, protocol)
  • Data pre-processing
  • "Stand-alone" solutions
  • Worldwide data availability (remote data transmission to the WEB)