Thompson Pump’s new RECON2000T control panel with enhanced functions using smart technology eliminates the need for on-site pump monitoring. The innovative control panel allows you to operate the pump and check on performance from a smartphone, laptop, desktop computer or any other device with Internet access. The company launched this new panel to meet the changing needs of customers. Thompson Pump works tirelessly to stay at the forefront of technology.
Thompson Pump RECON Control Panels are specifically designed and engineered to work with our complete line of dewatering pumps. Our RECON2000 includes the following features:
•Large display, buttons and more shutdown inputs and relays than the competition
• Easily log data and hours for accurate reporting • Notification alarm for engine off/on, and failure • 8 Fully programmable relays and 76 selectable features, including Pump RPMs, Pump Failure, and more
• RS-485 communication ports for communication with SCADA and additional alarm equipment
• Remote operation using pressure/level transducer with backup float switch operation
• Warning alarm event history stores up to 64 events
• Can maintain flow and head parameters using pre-set engine RPM for unattended operation
• Tracks oil and filter usage with automatic alerts when replacement is recommended
• Diesel engine warm up and cool down cycle included
• Interim and Final Tier 4 diesel engine alerts with info showing level of soot in the diesel particulate filter (DPF) and if engine and/or filter needs regeneration
• Includes real-time clock with battery back-up
• Ability to monitor fault codes and warnings
The RECON2000T comes with a telemetry add-on that offers enhanced functions using smart technology and can eliminate the need for on-site pump monitoring. Engine and pump data are collected and transmitted to a password protected website for viewing and reporting. The RECON2000T utilizes cellular and satellite networks for a secure and reliable connection in even the most remote locations. It gives operators informational access and control over the pump unit with the ability to start, stop, record data and vary speed from a remote location. The enabled website displays the information in the same familiar format, exactly as it appears on the RECON2000T control panel at the jobsite.
Thompson Pump debuted its new RECON control panel at the 2017 CONEXPO-Con/AGG in Las Vegas with daily live demos showcasing the new technology, which included a live video feed of a Thompson pump thousands of miles away in Port Orange, Florida, being controlled by the panel.
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