PS-50 Lift Station Monitor Tech - Brochure

EMEMLift Lift Station AlarmStation AlarmReliable Wastewater Design RTM’s Pump Station Level Alarm is a non-contact, ultrasonic level sensing device that notifies operator(s) when the liquid level reaches a critical height. The PS-50 Lift Station Alarm was designed with the customer in mind. All that is G SYSTG SYST Product OverviewThe Monitor:Ultrasonic Air Transducers ranging from 40 kHz to 50 kHz (pump stations up to 60’ in nominal depth)needed is access to a computer, text messaging or a phone to know when your pump station has reached critical levels. Secure InstallationInstallation is simple enough for TORINGTORING p )Transmits/Receives using GSM - Digital Cellular Communication110V or Battery OperatedWatertight Fiberglass EnclosureWebsite Features:Q i k d customers to do themselves. Setup takes just a few minutes. Proactive Problem PreventionThe PS-50 allows you to predict problems in pump stations before they occur by instantaneously notifying you of high liquid levels This helps to avoid MONITMONIT Quick setup and easy to useIntuitive navigationDetailed graphs and chartsEasy to organize and print reportsEnterprise System for 100+ Pump Stationshigh liquid levels. This helps to avoid back-ups and costly environmental problems.E TANK E TANK How it WorksRTM’s Pump Station Level Alarm is a combination of cellular telephone and EMOTEEMOTEpweb-based technology. The PS-50 Monitors are installed at pump stations throughout the country which send wireless signals to the local cellular tower. That signal is then bounced to RTM’s web interface, where customers can log-on 24 hours per day, from any computer and see how each pump station is operating A “call out” list is SS--50 RE50 RE station is operating. A call out list is set up online, so that when an alarm is triggered at a pump station, identified operators are contacted immediately by way of text message, email or call to your cellular phone or land line.PPRemote Tank Monitors, LLCph: 989.928.1806, fax: 480.247.4983 e-mail: pete@remotetankmonitors.comwebsite: www.remotetankmonitors.com