Connected Fire Container Monitoring


The ANSUL Connected Fire Container Monitoring device actively gathers data from individual containers at predefined intervals. It establishes a direct connection with mobile devices, facilitating the instantaneous sharing of real-time data through an online dashboard. Meanwhile, the system actively transmits the collected data wirelessly to the cloud, where it undergoes analysis for the real-time dynamic adjustment of pressure in direct response to changes in temperature. This analytical process provides valuable insights, enabling swift and informed interventions when necessary. This allows scheduled maintenance on the system before it reaches an alarm condition where the change in pressure could affect the functionality of the system.

Data from containers is visible via ANSUL Connected Fire Container Monitoring mobile application
The ANSUL Connected Fire Container Monitoring mobile application provides active visibility into the data emanating from the containers.

Each container is equipped with an electronic gauge that actively measures both pressure and temperature. Subsequently, these readings are actively transmitted through an encrypted LoRa communication protocol to the gateway. The permissible frequency range of this communication is subject to regional requirements, necessitating the use of a designated gateway depending on the specific installation location. The gateway collects the data and transmits it to the cloud via cellular network, SIM card, and is visible to authorized users on the dashboard or mobile application. Accordingly, authorized users have a subscription based license with a username and password to access their system information. Authorized users can be installers and service contractors as well as end-users. End-users are granted a license through their service contractor.

Connected Fire Container Monitoring – Application

The installation of the Connected Fire Container Monitoring System extends across diverse clean agent fire suppression systems. It proves especially valuable in installations situated in remote locations, smart buildings where critical processes demand continuous monitoring, and applications where any downtime of fire suppression systems could result in business interruptions.

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