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GEA Omni Control Panel for Complete System Control
The GEA Omni control panel is customizable for complete system control — an all-inclusive command center that controls the entire refrigeration system from one panel.
The GEA Omni advantage — a single solution for the entire system
GEA Omni control panel is designed as an open system. As a result, it can monitor and control not only the relevant components from GEA, but also those from other manufacturers. Configuration of the control system and its operating modes take place initially at the GEA factory and then may be adjusted during commissioning on-site, directly at the GEA Omni.
As an all-inclusive command center, GEA Omni eliminates the need for auxiliary control systems. The panel shows operating states not only for main components, but also for ancillary equipment. Whether monitoring and managing primary equipment such as compressors, condensers, vessels and evaporators; or the position of individual valves and pumps, operators can control the entire refrigeration system from one panel. In addition, built into the GEA Omni system control panel are functions designed for energy management.
The GEA Omni control panel also appeals to system integrators. As it comes from the factory, GEA Omni is designed to interface with standard industrial communication networks for purposes of data exchange with both auxiliary and supervisory control system components.
Diagram excerpted from the GEA Omni Complete System Control brochure, downloadable below.
Diagram excerpted from the GEA Omni Complete System Control brochure, downloadable below.
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