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With the rapid advancement of medical technology and the continuous expansion of hospital scale, hospitals are placing higher demands on the stability, safety, and intelligent management of their water supply systems. As a core component of a hospital's water supply system, the operating status of pump stations directly affects daily hospital operations and patient experience. Therefore, introducing an IoT-based remote monitoring system for hospital pump stations has become an important means of improving water supply management standards and safeguarding medical water safety.

In traditional hospital pump station management models, manual inspections and on-site operations dominate. This approach is not only inefficient but also makes it difficult to grasp pump station operating conditions in real time. Once a fault occurs, timely response is often impossible, disrupting normal hospital water supply. Moreover, hospitals' growing demand for precise control over water quality, volume, and pressure parameters is difficult to meet through traditional methods.

To address this, WideIOT offers an IoT-based remote monitoring system solution for hospital pump stations. The system connects to the pump station controller PLC via industrial smart gateways, collecting data from pump station equipment to enable comprehensive monitoring of operating status, remote control, and intelligent analysis—providing hospitals with an efficient and reliable water supply solution.

Functional Design

Real-Time Monitoring – Through graphical SCADA interfaces, the system displays pump station operating parameters in real time—such as water level, flow rate, pressure, and water quality—while equipment status is also clearly visible at a glance.

Remote Control – Supports remote switching and parameter adjustment of pump station equipment, such as pump start/stop and valve open/close—improving maintenance efficiency and response capabilities.

Fault Early Warning – Based on intelligent alarm rules, the system predicts potential faults and issues early warnings via WeChat, SMS, or email—reducing unplanned downtime.

Maintenance Management – Establishes an online, digitalized, and visualized maintenance management mechanism. Through editing, managing, and reviewing maintenance work orders, it ensures rational allocation of maintenance resources and timely fault resolution.

Report Generation – Automatically generates operating reports, fault analysis reports, and other documentation to support management decision-making.