The SOFREL LogUp is LACROIX's battery-powered cellular data logger for water and wastewater networks: no power, no wiring to a panel, up to ten years on its battery. ScadaBOSS puts every LogUp you own on one map, with trends, alarms to phones and e-mail, and reports — set up and supported here in the US.
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anything; it resets every night.Measures every few minutes, logs, and sends on its schedule — or at once when a threshold is crossed.
Manages the fleet: configuration, firmware, certificates, users. Shares the data with supervision systems over its API.
Every few minutes, with the logger's own timestamps — trends have no gaps even when it sends once a day.
Every site on one map, alarms by e-mail and push, a warning when a logger misses its call-in, battery and signal tracked.
Wet-well level, a high-level float as the hard backup, pump-fail from the panel. Spot a pump that is falling behind before it overflows.
Level from a pressure transmitter at the base, hatch intrusion, and the fast-draining rate that marks a main break.
Pressure at two points — suction and discharge, or a PRV's inlet and outlet — with pump-run and power-fail contacts.
Flow from the meter's pulse output, zone pressure, and the night flow that shows a leak growing month by month.
Industrial and wholesale customers read every few minutes: use by shift, a warning on unusual draw, totals for billing.
Chamber level and spill detection with counts, minutes and estimated volume — beside the rain gauge that caused it.
Modbus instruments on the M packs: residual at a tank outlet or the far end of a zone, with low and high alarms.
The logger, the packs, how the data reaches ScadaBOSS, and what every site gets on day one.
Riverbend Municipal Utilities is invented, but everything it shows works the way a real LogUp fleet does: each logger logs every 5 minutes and sends every 15, rain drives the sewer sites, and there is history from the last 30 days. Things to look for:
LogUps beside your PLC stations and Argos sites — one Fleet page, one alarm list, one set of reports.
E-mail and push, on-delays and deadbands so a wave does not page anyone, and a warning when a logger misses its call-in.
Battery left and signal strength tracked on every unit, with an alarm months before a battery runs out.
We help choose the pack and sensors, pre-configure the loggers, and connect them before they reach the field.