Integrated Centralized Monitoring

The Central Monitoring System (CMS) is an integrated monitoring platform designed for industrial facilities, data centres, telecommunications sites, and critical infrastructure.

Built to support SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) and Modbus TCP/RTU, the CMS acts as an industrial and IT gateway. It collects data from field equipment, converts it into a unified format, and displays real-time information through one central dashboard.

Equipment & Systems Monitored

Live data collection and status across every critical facility system.

Network Equipment

Monitors switches, routers, firewalls, servers, access points, network availability, bandwidth, port status, packet loss, latency, and SNMP alarms.

UPS System

Monitors input/output voltage, battery condition, load percentage, operating mode, backup runtime, temperature, and UPS faults.

Electrical System

Monitors switchboards, circuit breakers, power distribution panels, electrical status, faults, and abnormal operating conditions.

Digital Power Meter

Monitors voltage, current, frequency, power factor, energy consumption, active power, reactive power, and demand.

Generator Set (Genset)

Monitors engine status, fuel level, battery voltage, operating hours, temperature, frequency, output voltage, and generator alarms.

Temperature & Humidity Sensors

Monitor room temperature and relative humidity, with configurable high and low alarm thresholds.

Water-Leak Detection System

Detects water leakage from sensing cables and spot detectors installed near equipment, air-conditioning units, pipes, or raised floors.

Air-Conditioning System

Monitors operating status, room and supply-air temperature, compressor condition, fan status, filter alarms, and equipment faults.

Fire Alarm System

Monitors fire alarms, smoke-detector activation, panel faults, supervisory signals, and system status.

VESDA System

Monitors very-early smoke detection levels, airflow conditions, detector faults, and pre-alarm or fire-alarm events.

Pressure Sensors

Monitor gas, water, air, or pipe pressure and generate alarms when readings exceed configured limits.

Security Alarm System

Monitors intrusion alarms, emergency buttons, door contacts, motion detectors, and other security events.

Dry-Contact Inputs & Outputs

Collect alarm and status signals from third-party equipment and provide output control for alarms, relays, sirens, or external devices.

Main Features

Everything you need to keep critical systems visible and under control.

✓Centralised real-time monitoring dashboard

✓SNMP and Modbus TCP/RTU integration

✓Live equipment status and measurement display

✓Configurable warning and critical thresholds

✓Alarm history and event logging

✓Graphs, trends, and performance reports

✓Email, Telegram, and SMS alarm notifications

✓Remote monitoring through a secure web interface

✓Multi-site and multi-device support

✓Integration with Zabbix and other monitoring platforms

How It Works

Field devices communicate with the CMS through SNMP, Modbus TCP, Modbus RTU, digital inputs, or dry contacts. The CMS collects and processes this information, presents it on one dashboard, and immediately sends an alert when a fault or abnormal condition is detected.

This provides operators with a complete view of facility, electrical, environmental, security, and network conditions — helping reduce downtime and improve incident response.