Remote monitoring and control of ventilation fans, lighting, and pumps FieldMagic
Minimize wiring work with LoRa wireless - FieldMagic
Remote monitoring and control of pumps, fans, lighting, etc., can be added later. By connecting scattered equipment with LoRa wireless, we reduce situations where issues are noticed only after they occur.
FieldMagic is a product that enables remote monitoring and operation of utility equipment scattered across a site, such as drainage pumps, ventilation fans, and lighting, using wireless technology without significantly altering existing wiring. If these facilities do not operate normally, it can lead to a deterioration of the working environment and safety risks. However, because they are installed across a large area, it is burdensome for personnel to visit the site each time for checks or operations. On the other hand, rewiring all equipment to connect them centrally for monitoring and operation would involve significant construction and cost burdens, making it impractical. FieldMagic addresses these challenges by allowing easy implementation as an add-on to existing equipment. With FieldMagic, you can connect scattered equipment using 920MHz band LoRa wireless technology, enabling confirmation of operating status, detection of abnormal stops, remote ON/OFF control, and scheduled operations as an add-on. It allows for phased implementation starting from high-priority equipment or areas while utilizing existing control panels and distribution boards. We also offer rental of evaluation units. Please feel free to contact us with the number of devices you wish to control and their installation locations.
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- Automation according to days of the week and time / scheduling for lighting and ventilation is possible. - Holiday settings are also possible. - Wireless method: 920MHz band LoRa wireless - Communication distance: 5km line of sight - Supports operation status monitoring, abnormal stop notifications, and remote ON/OFF - Schedule control by time zone is possible - No PLC, upper systems, or dedicated software required - Status confirmation, operation, and history checking can be done via a browser - Compatible with retrofitting to utilize existing control panels and distribution boards - Monthly cost of 0 yen when operating on a local network
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- Monitoring the operating status of drainage pumps - Remote ON/OFF and schedule control of ventilation fans, outdoor lighting, and factory lighting - Confirmation of the opening and closing status of solenoid valves and remote operation - Centralized monitoring of scattered utility facilities
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| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| LoRa Controller BFLM-CL | A controller that monitors and controls network devices using LoRa wireless (920MHz band) and Ethernet. It comes standard with a web server, as well as NodeRED, Grafana, PostgreSQL, etc., enabling visualization and automation without the need for a higher-level PC. |
| LoRa Communication Unit BBUS-LR-FLM | Connect the LoRa controller and the child device. |
| IO Input/Output Unit BBUS-R2P2 | Equipped with 2 points of voltage-free A contact output and 2 points of voltage-free contact input. |
| Analog Input Unit BBUS-AD2 | Equipped with two analog inputs of ±10V and 4-20mA. |
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Realizing the safety and comfort of the people supporting the site through digital means We are developing digital products that make the on-site operations of those supporting industrial facilities, such as factories and equipment maintenance, safer and more comfortable. By utilizing digital technology in all aspects of facility maintenance, including lighting, air conditioning, disaster prevention, and security, we aim to reduce labor burdens, enhance safety, and optimize energy consumption. Furthermore, not only in terms of maintenance, but also by utilizing smart devices for facility users, we provide a more comfortable facility environment.
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