Technologies / Power
Power that keeps
remote IoT running
Low-power devices, backup and off-grid power, installed by engineers who put safety first around electrical installations.
Power decides whether a project lasts
IoT projects rarely fail on software. They fail when the power runs out.
Since 2009of R&D getting the most data from the least energy
No silent failuresAlarms arrive before the backup drains
Far from helpBuilt for the sites nobody visits often
Choose your power setup
Where does the energy come from, and what happens when it stops?
Low-power devices
Battery devices that sleep until something happens, sized to last the life of the project.
Mains & industrial
Wired into panels and cabinets, with battery backup when the supply fails.
Solar + battery
Sized for the darkest season, for sites with no grid connection.
Monitor the power, not just the device
See a power problem while there’s still time to fix it.
Mains failureKnow when a site is on backup
Battery chargeHours left, ageing cells
Charge & loadPanels vs demand
TemperatureHeat and frost
Lost contactSilence is an alarm
Safe hands around live installations
Software companies get asked to do field power work they aren’t trained for. Our engineers work alongside grid and industrial installations every day.
Industrial safety
Isolation, fusing and grounding, done by the book.
Height & weather
Masts and poles, with work planned around wind and rain.
Our own hardware
We design the devices ourselves, so we know exactly what they draw.
The field side of IoT
Trees block signals, goats chew cables. The hands-on skills behind every deployment.
Questions we hear
It depends on reporting frequency, data size, network and temperature. We work it out with you from real site conditions. Balancing data against power is what our R&D team has focused on since 2009.
Yes. We add mains-failure, battery and temperature monitoring to existing cabinets, usually without replacing equipment.
We design solar + battery power for remote sites and can monitor small wind and hybrid systems. Nobody has asked us to do work on a large wind farm yet, but it is definitely something we could handle.
Live electricity is dangerous. Worker safety comes first. On many systems the option exists to isolate the supply before installing. Height, wind and rain are real risks outdoors, so we assess every site and plan the work around them. Permits and procedures are agreed with clients before work starts.
Mostly low-power cellular (NB-IoT, LTE-M), with worldwide connectivity across mobile operators. We can also build secure private networks.