A monitoring system, as the name hints, automatically collects crucial information from sensors found all over the mine and move it to a control point, where it is interpreted and used to make decisions that ensure seamless operation of the mine.
Some reasons to give it a shot in your mine are:
They Use Very Little Energy
Many monitoring systems have internal batteries that supply them with power. These batteries last for as long as three years without charging when properly maintained. That means you won’t have to add on energy costs for your mine.
Scalable Networks
With wireless geotechnical monitoring systems, you won’t have to go through the hassle of expanding your system whenever you add new sections to your mine. It has a scalable network that allows you to fit nodes and additional sensors to it.
Easy Installation
Geotechnical monitoring systems are wireless, meaning you won’t have to fit lengthy wires at specific areas. This benefit also makes it possible for you to monitor them easily whenever it’s convenient for you.
They Last Long
No wires also means that you won’t have to worry about tripping over cords or putting your wireless geotechnical monitoring system at risk. Their simple design lengthens their lifespan.
