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Modern buildings are equipped with increasingly sophisticated fire alarm systems and fire suppression systems, with growing levels of automation. When a fire breaks out on-site, whether all fire-fighting equipment can start up properly is a critical factor in swiftly containing the blaze in its early stages.

Emergency Power Supply (EPS) systems are adopted in modern buildings to provide backup power for emergency lighting, exit signs, and fire-fighting equipment. They ensure that fire-fighting systems and evacuation procedures can operate reliably when the building's main power supply fails. To support these efforts, WideIOT offers a highly reliable data acquisition and remote monitoring system solution for fire emergency power supplies—helping safeguard fire protection operations.

On-site power equipment—including EPS units, battery banks, and UPS systems—can be connected to WideIOT industrial smart gateways. The gateways collect real-time electrical parameters such as voltage, current, and power consumption, and upload them to a remote monitoring cloud platform. This enables remote monitoring, threshold-based alerts, remote management, and data analytics—providing dependable support for routine fire patrol inspections and emergency response operations.

System Capabilities:

Comprehensive Data Acquisition – The gateway collects voltage, current, and switch status information from sensors, PLCs, power meters, and other devices, enabling continuous monitoring of the operational condition of fire-fighting power supplies.

Alarm Notifications – When a fault is detected, the system triggers audible and visual alarms on-site, and also sends alerts via WeChat, SMS, or email—including specific device and alarm details—for timely corrective action.

Data Query and Reporting – Allows quick retri of equipment and data records, with report and chart generation for analysis via mobile or PC interfaces, helping identify gaps and areas for improvement.

Inspection and Maintenance Work Order Management – Supports the creation, assignment, and tracking of patrol and maintenance work orders. Managers can view responsible personnel, progress status, and activity logs online to ensure fire power equipment remains in safe working order.

Data-Driven Decision Support – Real-time monitoring and analytics across multiple devices provide reliable data for equipment procurement planning, routine inspection schedules, and ongoing safety improvements—strengthening overall fire protection and risk prevention.