4G remote monitoring of unmanned sites: architecture and checklist
How to connect an unmanned site over 4G: outgoing connections or VPN, power, alarms, buffering when offline, and which ICP DAS devices fit.
Anwendungen und Know-how
Application guides for ICP DAS I/O, controllers, gateways and meters, sorted by the job they do.
ICP DAS makes the building blocks of measurement and control systems: remote I/O modules, programmable automation controllers (PACs), protocol gateways, power meters, sensors and IIoT edge devices. Most of them use open protocols such as Modbus RTU, Modbus TCP, MQTT and OPC UA, so they combine with each other and with PLCs, SCADA, building management systems and cloud platforms from other vendors.
The pages below are organised by application rather than by product line. Each one describes what a typical system in that area needs, which ICP DAS product groups fit, and what to check before you choose hardware. Articles with worked examples and selection guides are added to each area over time.
How to connect an unmanned site over 4G: outgoing connections or VPN, power, alarms, buffering when offline, and which ICP DAS devices fit.
How MQTT and OPC UA differ in communication model, data description and security, and which ICP DAS devices support each protocol.
Sensing cable or spot probe, how to divide a room into zones, and how to route leak and cable-break alarms to staff, BMS and SCADA.
How demand is measured, how to build staged load-shedding rules on a PMC or PMD concentrator, and a worked example with relay outputs.
PoE classes, power budgets, switches and injectors, and the ICP DAS PoE I/O series for ceilings, risers and small technical rooms.
What CO2, particle, TVOC and CO readings tell you, how to choose a CL series data logger, and how to connect it to a BMS or SCADA system.
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