Mission Communications

The Mission system quickly dispatches alarms to notify customers of issues with pump stations, lift stations, wells, booster stations, PRV stations, and more. This helps reduce power usage, pump wear, and overtime. The Mission notification capability scales on demand to keep pace with the installed base. The system enables users to create simple or complex call-out schedules. Real-time alarms are delivered via phone call, text message, email, fax, pager, and even to an existing HMI. Alarms can be acknowledged via all methods-except fax-with a toll-free number provided for alarm acknowledgment.

Chautauqua County, Kansas uses solar-powered Mission RTUs to monitor many miles of pipeline for leaks. The 123SCADA web portal makes it easy for the operator to detect issues. The Maryhill Museum of Art in Goldendale, Washington preserves and houses art and other historical artifacts. Mission Communications provides the monitoring and remote control equipment for the onsite water system, which supports the property's HVAC and irrigation systems. Marlboro Water Company in South Carolina replaces its outdated system with the Tank and Well Control Package, which provides real-time monitoring and remote pump control.

Palm Coast Stormwater Division in Florida added real-time SCADA RTUs to gate structures to automatically open and close gates to control water levels in stormwater canals. As the water and wastewater industries face a shrinking labor force, Mission-managed service and remote monitoring accommodate the decrease in available manpower. You will receive experienced technical support, including access to the people that built the system if needed. This includes comprehensive training, regular webinars, live support during business hours and after-hours support that is always available on a responsive callback basis for emergencies-at no extra charge.