The system monitors gas levels constantly, sending alerts to property owners, utility companies, and emergency services.
Utility companies can manage devices, monitor gas levels, and respond to incidents through a web dashboard.
Installers use a mobile app to quickly set up and register devices, making field deployments faster and more efficient.
Maintains communication between gateways to reduce downtime.
Supports different gas types, including methane and carbon monoxide.
Alerts can be customized based on gas type or location.
Backup gateways take over if the main gateway fails.
Tracks the position of valves (open/closed) and reasons for closure.
Stores gas levels and system actions for analysis.
Sensors and controllers can be registered by scanning QR codes.
Can include other sensors like seismic or flood detectors.
Allows for firmware updates over the air to all connected devices.
For real-time data processing and device
communication
The main database for storing sensor data and
alerts
Used for both the web dashboard and mobile
applications
Provides the backend API to manage communication between devices and the cloud
Integrates Monnit sensors and gateways for cloud communication
Used to track device locations and display them on a map within the dashboard
Implemented for sending SMS notifications
For sending email alerts to users
This website uses cookies
Imajine relies on cookies to improve your online experience. Cookies are used to play videos, and to analyze our website traffic.
