Efficient Management and Security with Stadium Automation Systems

The use of automation systems in stadiums offers a number of advantages with the ability to effectively manage large and complex structures. Thanks to the modular design, stadium automation systems are equipped with end units that can be customized to different needs. For example, lighting control with smart city lighting terminals, temperature regulation with RF and RS models, relay triggering and many other tasks are managed through a single system in different parts of the stadium. This allows stadium managers and staff to optimize lighting, regulate weather conditions and increase safety measures inside the stadium on game days and events.

Flexible and Effective Management

The wireless communication capabilities of the automation systems provide mobile control throughout the stadium. This allows staff to manage systems remotely, even while navigating the stadium or during emergency responses. The terminals, which have a communication distance of 1.5 km in open areas, can be positioned to cover the width of the stadium and provide high performance in closed areas, providing effective control of the entire stadium. These features offer stadium managers and operators energy savings, increased safety and overall efficiency benefits.

Wireless Communication
With a communication range of 1.5km in the open, the end units also perform very well indoors.
Modular Structure
Depending on the area of use, end units with different features such as analog-digital inputs and outputs and relay systems can be selected.
Unique ID
Each terminal in the Oliptek RF family has a unique identity (ID). With these identities, products can be easily moved from one gateway to another.
Ease of Installation
RF terminals can be incorporated into the Oliptek GW300A Gateway very quickly. The information can be transferred to PLC, Scada and cloud structures and can be controlled through these structures.

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