Overview - Log

t-mac IS AN AUTOMATIC MONITORING AND TARGETING SOLUTION WITH M2M* TECHNOLOGY.

t-mac is the perfect way for you to maintain a complete up-to-date log of the energy that you are using - whether you employ t-mac to monitor the level of electricity being used, the amount of energy it takes for an individual piece of equipment to turn out a specific product or service to you or your clientele, you can take advantage of t-mac’s remote monitoring capabilities to check in, record data and even make changes to environmental monitoring.

t-mac has three core functions

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t-mac allows data to be collected, stored and then periodically uploaded via GPRS, Ethernet or telephone line to a central internet server.

MONITOR

Users can view live and historic readings taken from t-mac over a secure web page. t-mac also issues reports to the web and sends SMS or email updates to dedicated personnel when pre-defined parameters have been breached.

CONTROL

t-mac can be fully programmed by a user to process a series of logical tasks. This function is similar to Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) and allows t-mac to manage complex process control applications.

* (machine-to-machine, machine-to-man, machine-to-mobile communication)

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Information gathered by t-mac is sent to a central server and dedicated web page - www.my-tmac.co.uk. By logging on through a unique access control portal (username and password), users can view live and historic data relating to individual machines or multiple sites via the Internet.

Up-to-date information on equipment conditions, associated wastage, energy and asset inefficiencies, and costs in the form of interactive graphs, tables and gauges can also be viewed. Users can then determine and measure machine activities, where and how much energy is being used or wastage occurring over a specific period and compare it to annual targets.

The key benefit is that users will know the true nature of a fault before arriving on-site. This significantly reduces unnecessary call-outs and associated costs. Precise status information allows appropriate response actions to be taken more rapidly and effectively, ensuring that the optimum performance is gained from all assets.