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AM Systems Integrations

January 2021 News

Founded in 2011, AM Systems Integrations (AMSI) was formed to address a demand in the market for highly skilled and knowledgeable workmanship, focused on the objective of delivering complete customer satisfaction on projects, support, and products and services.

AMSI is a specialist systems integration company whose core offering is in plant optimisation and automation. Added to this, it offers service level agreements for process plant support, plant equipment, process instrumentation calibrations, automation, valve servicing and pump services. while specialities include scada and MES systems to track plant efficiencies and operations.

“The quality of our offering is the ultimate commitment we offer to our customers,” emphasises managing director, Michael-John Rautenbach. “As such, all the products and services we provide are aligned with strict international quality assurance standards.”

Products and services

AMSI has an energetic and passion-driven team together with a large network of knowledgeable, experienced and supportive partners, who can provide complete solutions to customers along with exclusive discount structures on all related products. Not only does the company provide the products and services listed below, but it also specialises in service level agreements to continually maintain process plant support, giving customers the peace of mind that plant productivity is always optimal.

MES and scada: Siemens WinCC, Ignition, Wonderware; Indusoft; Adroit; Version Dog; Flow; MDT Auto Backup Systems; and Smart Glance Remote Data.

Industrial networking: Moxa; Jet Net; D-Link; Siemens; Rockwell Automation; and Hirschmann.

Sensing solutions: SICK Automation; Omron; Banner; Leuze; Pepperl+Fuchs; IFM Electronic; Turck; and Reer.

Process instrumentation: SICK Automation; Endress+Hauser; Siemens; Anderson Negele; Vega Instruments; IFM Electronic; Dweyer; Wika; Yokogawa; and AMI.

Process valves and pneumatics: Kieselmann; APV (SPX); Samson; Alfa Laval; Spirax Sarco; Burkert; Krammer; Tyco; Festo; ASCO; Rexroth; SMC; Pneumax; Guth; and Inoxpa.

Electrical switchgear: Schneider Electric; Omron; Rockwell Automation; Phoenix Contact; Siemens; Eaton; ABB and Weidmuller.

PLC, HMI and IPC: Siemens; Omron; Rockwell Automation; Beckhoff; Schneider Electric; Festo; and IFM Electronic.

VSD and soft starters: Siemens; Omron; Rockwell Automation; Schneider Electric; Danfoss; Lenze; and Yaskawa.

The Internet of Things

In an age of technological advances, AMSI has aligned as a channel partner with global LPWA (low power wide area) network, Sigfox.

Sigfox has reinvented connectivity for the IoT as a unique connectivity solution that provides the lowest energy consumption, from device to cloud. “Simplifying communications reduces energy consumption,” explains Rautenbach. “Soon, there’ll be no need for replacing or recharging batteries, since the devices will generate energy themselves.”

With its simple approach to connectivity, Sigfox provides extremely price-competitive subscriptions, and even more importantly, enables extremely simple and cost-efficient silicon modules. The network is compatible with Bluetooth, GPS, 2G/3G/4G and Wi-Fi. It offers a software-based communications solution, where all the network and computing complexity is managed in the cloud, rather than on the devices. Taken together, these features drastically reduce energy consumption and the cost of connected devices.

So, what does all this mean for customers? AMSI customers are able to ‘switch on’ to new wireless technology and get their businesses started with an inexpensive, reliable and low-power solution for connecting sensors and devices. Sigfox links customers to a partner network, connecting the dots that make the IoT happen. In the not too distant future, the IoT will link smart industry, smart agriculture, smart automotive, smart retail, smart home and lifestyle, and utilities into one ever expanding asset management network.

“Our vision is to be at the forefront of that future, combining IoT with process automation,” concludes Rautenbach, “driving AMSI customers forward to the fourth industrial revolution with the vast array of technology and expertise we have at our disposal.”




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