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What To Expect In Your Free Demo?
• All your questions answered on the best practices for remote laboratory monitoring
• Interactive presentation explaining Monitoring-as-a-Service
• Software demo of our data-centric, OEM agnostic monitoring platform
• Review of our industrial-grade sensors and hardware
• In-depth overview of the 24/7 Live Support Team dedicated to monitoring your facility
• No commitment whatsoever
What makes our Service Different From Other Solutions?
No one installs software anywhere: it’s licensed as a service. Just like XiltriX. Why pay for hardware that’ll be obsolete in a few years?
Why limit your options? XiltriX offers a scalable service at a predictable cost that requires no infrastructure investment for our clients.
Here are a few other ways we’re different.
XILTRIX
OTHER PROVIDERS
ARCHITECTURE
Cloud-based, with a central management, web
and mobile GUI interface.
Frequently logging-based (contains fragmented
architecture). Limited configurability, usually
not centrally managed.
SECURITY
Utilizes the latest software and data security
protocols, role-based access levels, and
central management systems.
Many others use premise-based software that
is often outdated and not user-friendly.
REDUNDANCY
Multiple levels of redundancy in power,
connectivity, and alarm escalation protocols.
Built-in, 48-hr battery in case of power failure.
Due to limited nature, single points of failure
are extremely common.
SCALABILITY
Unlimited, with modular architecture. Easily
set up and add new end-points or locations.
Contain limited to very few hundred
end-points.
MEASUREMENT FREQUENCY
Real-time, minimum of every minute, pinging
every second in an event of an alarm.
Updates occur every 15 to 60 minutes. No-real
time data.
ALARM TIMELINES
Immediate alarm system with cascading
escalation protocols that include e-mail, SMS,
and phone. Alarms are monitored at all times
to ensure timely response.
Loggers push data to transceiver periodically.
If the network is congested, there is a risk of
alarm signals not being properly received or
even dropped.