Evesham cut an average of six overtime trips a week by telling crews where the alarm actually is

Stainless control enclosures at a water facility

Results

  • 6fewer overtime maintenance trips a week, on average
  • 16numbers dialed in order, starting with the answering service
  • 1 yearto clear results

Key takeaways

  • An alarm that says where and what saves a trip to the panel and a wasted call-out.
  • A Verbatim Gateway works alongside a PLC: the controller reads the sensors and the dialer makes the calls.

The challenge

Every alarm meant a trip to the panel

Alarms told the supervisor something was wrong but not where. He had to visit the main panel and then send crews, often for faults that had already cleared.

The solution

A dialer that reads the PLC

Remote sensors feed an SLC-500 controller, which interprets the alarm data and passes it to the Verbatim Gateway. It dials 16 numbers in order, and staff can check status and change set points by phone.

The results

Faster, better-informed response

Within a year, crews responded more efficiently and the authority eliminated an average of six overtime maintenance trips a week.

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