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In the field of industrial production, temperature control is of utmost importance, especially in industries such as chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and food processing, where precise heating or cooling processes for materials often require highly accurate and stable temperature control.

 Traditional temperature control systems often rely on manual monitoring and adjustment, which is not only inefficient but also prone to errors, failing to meet the needs of modern efficient production.

With the development of automation technology, oil temperature machines have also undergone significant changes. By upgrading existing oil temperature machine equipment with Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) to achieve automatic temperature parameter control, production line flexibility and efficiency can be greatly enhanced, contributing to the creation of smart factories.

In response, WideIOT offers a solution for remote monitoring of oil temperature machines through PLC data acquisition. By utilizing industrial smart gateways for PLC protocol parsing and data acquisition, and transmitting the data via 5G/4G/WIFI/Ethernet to a monitoring and management platform, enterprises can stay informed about oil temperature changes in real-time, promptly detect abnormal data to prevent accidents, and take measures to better maintain the safety and stability of production operations.

System Functions

1. Data Acquisition: The system can real-time acquire operational data from oil temperature machines, such as temperature, pressure, liquid level, flow rate, etc., and upload this data to the monitoring center platform.

2. Abnormal Alarming: When the operational parameters of the oil temperature machine exceed safety ranges, the system can promptly issue warning messages, supporting notifications via WeChat, SMS, email, etc.

3. Parameter Adjustment: Managers can remotely adjust system parameters, such as setting temperature and pressure upper and lower limit alarm rules or acquisition frequencies.

4. Device Management: The system enables centralized management of multiple oil temperature machines, including device information entry, updates, fault queries, and maintenance records.

5. Remote Maintenance: Engineers can remotely program and debug PLCs, as well as upload and download programs, improving work efficiency and reducing maintenance costs.

6. Data Analysis: Visual data charts are analyzed to understand equipment safety levels and maintenance needs, facilitating the development of reasonable predictive maintenance plans.