The RFID software package developed by Schreiner LogiData ensures easy maintenance of fuel cells
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Fuel cells are commonly used in emergency power supplies for important infrastructure, such as information technology, communication facilities, and mining. To ensure that emergency power supplies can work properly when an emergency occurs, they need to be maintained regularly. Schreiner LogiData has now developed a complete system that can easily identify and check the status of emergency power supplies.
Such a comprehensive service requires only one facility, which is the Schreiner LogiData RFID software package developed by Rittal. Rittal is a leading supplier of sealed electronic technology systems.
In addition to attaching an RFID tag to the fuel cell for permanent identification, it also contains software that can flexibly read or write data storage media. This software is suitable for a variety of RFID readers. The input interface is user-friendly and very convenient to use.
The working principle of this solution is as follows: The RFID tag stores a code, that is, the nameplate of the emergency power supply, which can accurately identify each fuel cell. If the maintenance technician reads the electronic nameplate, he can obtain important information stored in the label, such as model number, serial number, fuel cell software and hardware level, production date, delivery date, working hours, etc. Previous maintenance records and daily maintenance records can also be read directly from the tag. In order to ensure the normal operation of the system, even maintenance personnel cannot change the key data.
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