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OmniSite will be relocating to a new facility at 203 W Morris Street, Indianapolis, IN 46225 in September 2015.


Just released- OmniSite will be relocating to a new facility at 203 W Morris Street, Indianapolis, IN 46225 in September 2015. The historic factory at 203 W. Morris was the former home of the L.W. Ott Manufacturing Company, which manufactured leather and upholstered furniture in the early 20th century. Ott was the first furniture manufacturer in Indianapolis in the late 1800’s. The building is in its original form, but remains in good condition; given its age. The warehouse has the original large oak Read more

Student Innovation Fund Helps Power First Recipient


A year ago, IUPUI announced Tom and Peggy Ward's $100k gift to the School of Engineering and Technology. We are happy to report the Student Innovation Fund has it's first recipient. IUPUI student Earl Han grew up with a love for cars, "all I’d talk about was cars, or so my parents say,” he states in the interview posted at IUPUI.edu. His team, which includes fellow IUPUI Motorsports grad Paul Lucas, plans to update the function and Read more

The GuardDog Mobile Android App is Here!


Our world class software has finally arrived for the Android. Now you can check alarms, run times, and see all stations from the palm of your hand. Screenshots From the Read more

GuardDog Updates: More Efficient Device Setup


Our Engineers are at it again! Their relentless pursuit of software perfection has just produced Copy to Device and updated Show Station Notes capability. Keep reading to learn more about these great new features. Copy to Device Our new Copy to Device feature is now available through the Device Setup page. This time saving option allows users to replicate the setup of one unit across many same model units with the click of a button. Utilizing Copy to Device is simple; complete Read more

Old SCADA Systems Need Updates to Meet FCC Mandate


The FCC Mandatory Narrowbanding deadline is fast approaching and as of January 1, 2013, “any equipment that is not capable of operating on channels of 12.5 kHz or less will need to be replaced.” The FCC added that, “it is likely that those who fail to comply will face serious penalties such as monetary fines or license cancellation.” If you do not currently have a plan or need assistance, please contact us immediately. What is Narrowbanding? Traditional land mobile VHF and Read more

GuardDog Updates: Streamlining Access to Data


The talented and relentless engineers at OmniSite have been busy adding additional features to our software and as a result GuardDog is getting a few updates. These updates will go into effect at approximately 10p EST tonight and will grant users a better experience by allowing streamlined access to the data they deserve. Here are the updates direct from one of our Senior Software Engineers:   The Dashboard is trimmed down. Device activity and the notifications pie chart are removed. This solves Read more

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OmniSite Announces Partnership with RIVCO

Posted on December 1, 2006 by OmniSite in News, OmniSite Leave a comment

We’re proud to announce our newest representative of OmniSite equipment – Rivard Communication Marketing Incorporated. Rivard Communication Marketing Inc. has agreed to be the exclusive representative of OmniSite equipment for the whole country of Canada.

Rivard Communication Marketing Inc. or “RIVCO” currently has two sub divisions in Canada totaling 8 sales persons and represent the interest of ten (10) US Manufacturing companies in Canada. “RIVCO” is headquartered in Richmond, Quebec. “RIVCO” was founded in 1999 by Patrick Rivard. Read more


Pete Duty & Associates Expand Into Southern Georgia

Posted on March 8, 2006 by OmniSite in News, OmniSite Leave a comment

Pete Duty & Associates, an OmniSite Representative, will be expanding their operations into Southern Georgia. Their new office will be located out of Savannah, Georgia and run by Jay Boudreaux.

Jay Boudreaux comes to Pete Duty & Assoicates with 15 years in the industry after receiving his BS from Louisiana State University in Mechanical Engineering. He started as an EIT in sewer operation for the City of Baton Rouge. He later worked as an Application Engineer for ABS pumps for 10 years, before joining Pete Duty & Associates. Read more


Miller Pump and FRALO Team Up with OmniSite

Posted on March 3, 2006 by OmniSite in News, OmniSite Leave a comment

Miller Pump Supply recently teamed up with Fralo Industries to install an OmniSite Crystal Ball RTU at Summit Township in Erie, PA. Fralo Industries, a manufacturer of industrial controls, built the custom control panel, using the OmniSite Crystal Ball as the pump controller and alarm monitor for the site. This installation will be Summit Township’s 7th OmniSite installation.  Read more


OmniSite Launches Dynamic Graphing Feature

Posted on January 31, 2006 by OmniSite in GuardDog, machine to machine, News, OmniSite, SCADA Leave a comment

We have released a brand new feature! Not long ago OmniSite launched web based graphing. Now we are pleased to announce the latest evolution to OmniSite.net: Dynamic Web Based Graphs.

Using our new Dynamic Graphs, web site users will be able to see their data in greater detail and customize the way it is presented. Read more


OmniSite Selected Top 100 M2M Company for Second Straight Year!

Posted on January 15, 2006 by OmniSite in Cellular Telemetry, m2m, machine to machine, News, OmniSite, SCADA Leave a comment

The M2M Magazine Top 100 recognizes the most important and influential machine-to-machine technology providers as determined by its editors and advisory board. According to M2M Magazine, only 60% of last year’s members made the list again for 2006. OmniSite shares the top 100 with such notable companies as Cingular Wireless, Cisco Systems, General Electric, IBM, Motorola, Sony Ericsson, Sprint Nextel, Verizon and Qualcomm.  Read more


>THE EPA RECOGNIZES THE OMNISITE CRYSTAL BALL

Posted on June 6, 2005 by OmniSite in Autodialer, cellular monitoring solutions, Dialer, lift station, Monitor, OmniSite, pump station, SCADA, sewer lift station, telemetry, wastewater Leave a comment

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Helps with CMOM and Security Guidelines

Greenwood, Indiana – June 6, 2005 – OmniSite (www.omnisite.com), the leader in low cost easy to use monitoring equipment for the wastewater industry, today announced that the OmniSite Crystal Ball was recently recognized by the Environmental Protection Agency in an article that describes advantages and disadvantages of several different styles of alarm systems for water and wastewater security. Click here to read the EPA water and wastewater alarm security article, EPA Security Alarm Article. The OmniSite system would fall under the Wireless Communications Method under the Cellular Technology section. 

The OmniSite product line, besides being an excellent choice for water and wastewater security alarm monitors, also is an excellent choice when trying to meet CMOM guidelines. The Greenwood Metropolitan Authority purchased 15 OmniSite monitors in 2002 to help meet their CMOM guidelines. The OmniSite RTU’s monitor high level alarms, power failures, rainfall and also helps calculate pump station flow at 15 of their 26 pump stations. Click here to read the Greenwood Metropolitan Authority CMOM Case Study, Greenwood County CMOM Article. 

Justin Poehler, Technical Support Analyst, had this to say about the Crystal Ball “The Crystal Ball is an excellent security alarm monitor for water towers and pump stations. The fact that customers can hook up multiple cameras to give them a real-time look at their location, is a real “plus” for the customer. With new water security regulations, CMOM compliance and the Bioterrorism Preparedness and Response Act of 2002, water and wastewater utilities have a lot on their minds, and OmniSite believes the Crystal Ball will help with the process of meeting the criteria of these regulations.” Click here to read the Bioterrorism Preparedness and Response Act of 2002,Bioterrorism Act. 

About OmniSite

OmniSite is a cellular monitoring solutions company that provides cellular monitoring and control of equipment to the water and wastewater industries. The OmniSite system was specifically designed to be the easiest to install, setup and use lift station monitor on the market. OmniSite cellular monitors are on sewage pumping stations across the country, allowing operators to view and analyze data from any computer at any time and anywhere. OmniSite is privately held with headquarters in Greenwood, Indiana. For more information, please visit www.omnisite.com, or e-mail us atsales@omnisite.com. 


>T.H. Eifert, Inc. Agrees To Sell OmniSite In Michigan

Posted on April 15, 2005 by OmniSite in Autodialer, cellular monitoring solutions, Dialer, lift station, OmniSite, pump station, SCADA, sewer lift station, telemetry, wastewater Leave a comment

>Newest Representative for Michigan
Greenwood, Indiana – March 1, 2005 – OmniSite (www.omnisite.com), the leader in low cost easy to use monitoring equipment for the wastewater industry, today announced its newest distributor of OmniSite equipment – T.H. Eifert, Inc. T.H. Eifert, Inc. has agreed to be the exclusive dealer of OmniSite equipment for the state of Michigan. Connie and Tom Eifert are the founders and owners of T.H. Eifert, Inc. They started the business in 1976 as T.H. Eifert Plumbing and Heating. Since that time, the company has earned the reputation of being the leading mechanical service and construction firm in Mid-Michigan. Based on the Eifert’s commitment to quality workmanship and integrity, the list of satisfied customers grows every day and reflects the hard work of the entire Eifert team. Their peers have awarded T.H. Eifert, Inc. the Michigan Plumbing and Mechanical Contractor of the Year Award for 1996. Today, T.H. Eifert is a Woman-Owned Business and has applied for the WBE Certification. They have been awarded the Certificate of Awardability by the State of Michigan, Department of Civil Rights. T.H. Eifert, Inc. maintains a work force composed of skilled tradesmen, all of who are fully licensed and trained as Journeyman mechanics, or participants in the United Artisan Apprenticeship Local 333 Plumbers and Pipefitters. About T.H. Eifert, Inc.T.H. Eifert, Inc. began operations in 1976 as T.H. Eifert Plumbing and Heating. The company headquarters are in Lansing, Michigan where they have around 80 employees. The company has earned the reputation of being the leading mechanical service and construction firm in Mid-Michigan. Their mission statement is “to provide exceptional value to their clients by maintaining the highest standards of quality, integrity and ethics in all they do. About OmniSiteOmniSite is a cellular monitoring solutions company that provides cellular monitoring and control of equipment to the water and wastewater industries. The OmniSite system was specifically designed to be the easiest to install, setup and use lift station monitor on the market. OmniSite cellular monitors are on sewage pumping stations across the country, allowing operators to view and analyze data from any computer at any time and anywhere. OmniSite is privately held with headquarters in Greenwood, Indiana. For more information, please visit www.omnisite.com, or e-mail us at sales@omnisite.com.


>HURRICANE CHARLEY MEETS ITS MATCH AGAINST OMNISITE

Posted on September 15, 2004 by OmniSite in Autodialer, cellular monitoring solutions, Dialer, lift station, OmniSite, pump station, SCADA, sewer lift station, telemetry, wastewater, water Leave a comment

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Devastates the East Coast

Greenwood, Indiana – September 15, 2004 – OmniSite (www.omnisite.com), the leader in low cost easy to use monitoring equipment for the wastewater industry, today announced that on August 13th and 14th, Florida and South Carolina were devastated by Hurricane Charley. Around 4 PM on August 13th, Hurricane Charley crossed and struck land just North of Fort Myers in Punta Gorda, Florida. The Hurricane had winds of 145 mph and wind gusts up to 180 mph. With winds that strong it was classified as a Category 4 Hurricane. The National Weather Service categorizes Hurricanes on a scale of 1 to 5, 5 being the strongest. 

The Hurricane continued Northeast through Orlando, finally leaving Florida through Daytona Beach. Unfortunately the storm was not over, on Saturday August 14th around 11 AM the Hurricane again hit land this time in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. By this time the winds had slowed down, but with strong winds, the storm was still considered a Category 1 Hurricane. All in all, Hurricane Charley caused 14 billion dollars of damage and caused 17 deaths. 

OmniSite had several customers in the path of the Hurricane, including City of Fort Myers, Florida (35 Units) and the City of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina (100 units). One bit of good news was that these cities were using OmniSite’s wireless alarm monitors to watch over their sewage lift stations, and the equipment worked flawlessly. 

Robert Graineri, an Information Systems Technician for the City of Myrtle Beach, had this to say about the OmniSite equipment “We want to thank (OmniSite) for all the hard work that went into the OmniSite system. It worked great!! Our supervisors could not have been more pleased with the results generated by the OmniSite product and staff!” 

OmniSite sends its deepest regrets to the victims and family members effected by Hurricane Charley. For more information on how to monitor your sewage lift station or other piece of equipment with OmniSite wireless alarm monitors, please contact OmniSite at 317-885-6330. 

About OmniSite

OmniSite is a cellular monitoring solutions company that provides cellular monitoring and control of equipment to the water and wastewater industries. The OmniSite system was specifically designed to be the easiest to install, setup and use lift station monitor on the market. OmniSite cellular monitors are on sewage pumping stations across the country, allowing operators to view and analyze data from any computer at any time and anywhere. OmniSite is privately held with headquarters in Greenwood, Indiana. For more information, please visit www.omnisite.com, or e-mail us atsales@omnisite.com. 


>OMNISITE PUTS "PRESSURE" ON COMPETITION WITH THE I-LEVEL

Posted on September 1, 2004 by OmniSite in Autodialer, cellular monitoring solutions, Dialer, lift station, OmniSite, pump station, SCADA, sewer lift station, telemetry, wastewater Leave a comment

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Releases its Submersible Level Transducer

Greenwood, Indiana – September 1, 2004 – OmniSite (www.omnisite.com), the leader in low cost easy to use monitoring equipment for the wastewater industry, today announced the release of the I-Level Submersible Level Transducer. How can OmniSite improve the best lift station monitor in the world? By combining it with the best submersible pressure sensor in the world! 

Determine the level in your well, tank or any other storage vessel using OmniSite’s I-Level Submersible Level Transmitter. This unit is optimized for use in applications where coating and fouling can disable other submersible transducers. The I-Level uses a ceramic sensor to measure Fluid level. Other Sensors are damaged with a simple “tap” on the sensor diaphram. Not the I-Level! 

The I-Level is a submersible level transmitter with a ceramic pressure sensor for the level measurement of liquids. The I-Level is available with nine permanently calibrated measuring ranges from 3 to 600 ftH20 to ensure use in all standard applications (optional application specific range). Due to its compact outer diameter of only 0.87″ (22mm), it is ideal for use in 1″ well casings as well. 

The I-Level is a loop-powered self-contained 4 to 20mA device. The hydrostatic column acts directly on the ceramic diaphram. The deflection of the diaphram generates a change in the capacitance of the sensor. The transmitter electronics, which is located in the 316L SS probe, converts the capacitance change to a repeatable and accurate 4 to 20 mA output signal. 

The competively priced I-Level comes standard with a 60 foot cable and a 0 – 20 foot measuring range. Call your local distributor for more information. 

About OmniSite

OmniSite is a cellular monitoring solutions company that provides cellular monitoring and control of equipment to the water and wastewater industries. The OmniSite system was specifically designed to be the easiest to install, setup and use lift station monitor on the market. OmniSite cellular monitors are on sewage pumping stations across the country, allowing operators to view and analyze data from any computer at any time and anywhere. OmniSite is privately held with headquarters in Greenwood, Indiana. For more information, please visit www.omnisite.com, or e-mail us atsales@omnisite.com. 


>OMNISITE RELEASES IMPROVEMENTS TO THEIR SYSTEM

Posted on August 31, 2004 by OmniSite in cellular monitoring solutions, lift station, Monitor, OmniSite, pump station, remote, SCADA, sewer lift station, wastewater, water Leave a comment

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Makes Improvements to Web Interface

Greenwood, Indiana – August 31, 2004 – OmniSite (www.omnisite.com), the leader in low cost easy to use monitoring equipment for the wastewater industry, today announced improvements to the OmniSite system. The improvements are listed and described in detail below: 

XR50 Advanced Features:

  • Low RSSI Indicator: It is now possible to get an alarm when your unit has a weak signal strength. It will call your cell phone, pager or send an email to let you know that it might be a good idea to upgrade to a stronger antenna.
  • 2nd Website: OmniSite now has a backup website ww2.omni-site.net. If the main website is down for whatever reason, use this identical website to view your equipment!
  • Modbus Gateway: Available 2005! If you have an existing PLC that has a modbus port, you can hook it up to the OmniSite XR-50 modbus option.
  • New Website: The new website gives OmniSite a fresher look and gives more features to reps and customers. Some new features include the new distributor area, customer locations, more support documentation and many other exciting enhancements.
  • Web Based Graphs: Available 2005! With the new graphs it will now be easier to spot trends in your pumps. You will be able to graph numerous variables including GPM, Amp Draw, Runtime and much more!
  • Improved Voice Interface: The improved voice interface will know allow you to listen to all your current alarms at any time and will also combine multiple alarms into one phone call.
  • Hand Held/Mobile Web Surfing: Did you ever what to look at your equipment from any location? Well it is now possible by using a Web-enabled mobile PDA or cell phone. View and acknowledge alarms from anywhere! Just go to the following address www.omni-site.net/mobile.
  • OPC Interface: The OmniSite system can now hook up to any existing SCADA software package, by using its OPC interface. Call for details.
  • Advanced Employee Tracking: Available 2005! With the advanced employee tracking, you can now know exactly who logged into the website or acknowledged an alarm and at what time!

If you have any comments, questions or ideas please call OmniSite at 317-885-6330. 

About OmniSite

OmniSite is a cellular monitoring solutions company that provides cellular monitoring and control of equipment to the water and wastewater industries. The OmniSite system was specifically designed to be the easiest to install, setup and use lift station monitor on the market. OmniSite cellular monitors are on sewage pumping stations across the country, allowing operators to view and analyze data from any computer at any time and anywhere. OmniSite is privately held with headquarters in Greenwood, Indiana. For more information, please visit www.omnisite.com, or e-mail us atsales@omnisite.com. 


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