Omniflex Remote Monitoring Specialists

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Remote water monitoring
I&C February 2026, Industrial Wireless

Remote monitoring specialist, Omniflex has helped New South Wales Ports improve its ability to track water usage by installing remote monitoring to 38 water meters at its Port Kembla site, sending the data to the NSWPorts web portal.
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Control and information overlay for nuclear plants
I&C February 2026, Industrial Wireless

Radiation monitoring specialist Omniflex has supported a major UK nuclear plant operator through a critical phase of its decommissioning programme, ensuring continuous safety and security monitoring as buildings were progressively de-manned.
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Upgrading an outdated alarm monitoring system
January 2026, Industrial Wireless

Legacy alarm replacement specialist, Omniflex has successfully upgraded Guernsey Electricity’s MPAS90 alarm annunciator systems, which were first installed decades ago and are obsolete.
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Cathodic protection design considerations that influence ESG outcomes
January 2026, Electrical Power & Protection

Major infrastructure like wharves, bridges, pipelines and tanks are at constant risk of corrosion. David Celine, managing director of cathodic protection specialist Omniflex, explains how CP system design can support ESG commitments, while simultaneously lowering costs and improving maintenance capabilities.
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Upgrading obsolete rack-based alarms
January 2026, Industrial Wireless

Legacy alarm replacement specialist, Omniflex has supported a major oil and gas company in Qatar by upgrading the obsolete MPAS 90 alarm systems at one of its major plants in the country.
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Becoming a leader in alarm annunciators
January 2026, SCADA/HMI

The rise of the digital age and PC-based systems and graphical interfaces led many to view the traditional annunciator market as obsolete. Omniflex explains how the company saw the market differently to then established players like Highland and Rochester, and how it reshaped the industry.
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A technical partnership that lasts
October 2025, News

Ian Loudon, international sales and marketing at remote monitoring specialist, Omniflex reflects on the longevity of the partnership with Sasol, the key technology milestones along the way, and the most recent project in South Africa.
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Omniflex upgrades alarms for Uganda hydro plants
September 2025, Industrial Wireless

Omniflex has worked with Uganda Electricity Generation Company to provide an upgrade solution for the plant alarm equipment across the Nalubaale and Kiira hydroelectric power stations on Lake Victoria.
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Omniflex celebrates 60th anniversary
September 2025, News

Remote monitoring specialist Omniflex is celebrating its 60th anniversary.
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Omniflex through the decades
August 2025, News

As Omniflex celebrates 60 years of engineering excellence, we take a look back at the decade that saw us really kick in and deliver major engineering projects – the 1970s.
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Remote monitoring in remote and harsh environments
August 2025, Industrial Wireless

For power grids, water supply networks and many industrial facilities, managing infrastructure in remote locations is a significant challenge. Omniflex discusses the requirements for remote monitoring equipment deployed in remote and harsh environments, and shares an example from the company’s work with a South African electricity supply company.
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Plant to control room visibility
August 2025, Industrial Wireless

When Sasol’s Secunda power plant in South Africa was looking for ways to improve productivity and maintenance responsiveness, it approached remote monitoring experts, Omniflex for real-time monitoring of its electrostatic precipitators across 17 substations.
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