Asset & power monitoring

Remote genset monitoring for industrial sites.

Bring diesel generator conditions into view. WhereFy combines available controller, electrical and fuel information so teams can review operating activity, investigate events and plan equipment attention across industrial sites.

Discuss your application Explore capabilities
  • Diesel generator monitoring
  • DG telemetry
  • Controller integration

BUILT AROUND YOUR OPERATION

Understand the event, not just the alarm.

When a generator starts or stops, the surrounding measurements matter. Review operating state with available electrical and engine parameters. Keep the data source and timestamp clear so maintenance teams have useful context for an investigation.

CAPABILITIES

The information your team
needs to move forward.

01

Operating-state overview

Review running, stopped and available controller conditions across monitored generators. Keep asset identity and connection status visible.

02

Electrical & engine telemetry

Bring electrical measurements and engine parameters into one view. The scope follows controller interfaces and installed sensors.

03

Fuel, runtime & event review

Review instrumented fuel information with runtime and available warnings. Distinguish directly measured values, estimates and missing data in the reports.

FROM EQUIPMENT TO OPERATIONS

A clear path for your data.

  1. 01

    Generator controller

    States and available measurements

  2. 02

    Sensors & interfaces

    Fuel, engine and electrical data

  3. 03

    Monitoring gateway

    Acquisition and asset mapping

  4. 04

    Operations view

    Events and runtime reporting

ENGINEERING THE INTEGRATION

Define the scope.
Then build the system.

Bring the equipment, operational requirements and site constraints into the same discussion. These are the details we review before confirming the implementation.

Asset inventory
Generator rating, controller model and site configuration.
Interfaces
Assess Modbus RTU/TCP, serial, CAN or signal inputs against equipment and gateway options.
Electrical data
Scope voltage, current, frequency, power and power factor where exposed.
Engine & fuel data
Confirm runtime, temperature, pressure and fuel inputs against the installed instruments.
Operational boundary
Remote monitoring is separate from any explicitly engineered start, stop or control function.

APPLICATIONS

Designed around real
operational questions.

Industrial backup power

Review generator operation when facility power conditions change.

Distributed assets

Use a consistent asset and reporting model across generator locations.

Hybrid solar sites

Include DG visibility in PV–DG coordination and site energy analysis.

QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

Understand the details
before you begin.

Have a specific controller, process or site requirement? Talk to our engineering team

Can an existing generator be monitored remotely?

It can be assessed when its controller or instrumentation provides suitable signals and site connectivity is available. Confirm the actual data scope before choosing the gateway.

Does monitoring include remote start and stop?

Monitoring and control are separate scopes. Remote commands require a defined control design, authorization model and equipment review; they are not assumed from a dashboard.

Can fuel consumption be measured?

Fuel-level or flow data can be reviewed when suitable instrumentation is installed. Calculated consumption needs a defined method and should be distinguished from direct measurements.

CONNECTED SOLUTIONS

Build the wider picture.

TECHNICAL READING

LET’S DEFINE YOUR PROJECT

Bring generator conditions into view.

Send controller models, asset locations and the monitoring priorities for your DG fleet.

Talk to an engineer