Our GSM pump controller offers an ideal solution to remotely monitor & control the ON/OFF switching of various electrical loads like pumps, motors using mobile handsets. Primarily it is used by farmers to switch ON and OFF pump sets from a remote location which enables them to handle their irrigation pump sets efficiently. This is done by some missed rings or sending SMS from a master mobile handset to the GSM pump controller installed along with the pump starter panel. It is also equipped with IVRS (An interactive voice response system) for real-time monitoring and ease of control. There is a facility to configure single master and two monitor numbers; master numbers can control & monitor the system while monitor numbers can only monitor the status of the system.
Regular status updates in the form of SMS for ON/OFF status of the load, Power failure, Power recovery, Phase error, Error recovery, Phase fail, Contactor pick-up fault and SIM balance make sure proper communication of the site & load condition to the farmers/users. This results in saving time, effort, electricity, water, and wear & tear of the pump sets/load by using a GSM pump controller to operate pumps remotely.
Intelligent Automation with GIC GSM Controllers: Simple Remote Access & Real-Time Management
You can control your electrical systems at any time and from any location with GIC’s GSM controllers. These controllers offer smooth remote access through GSM-based communication, multi-mode operations, and real-time alerts. They are designed to be reliable, secure, and convenient. GIC GSM Motor Controllers let you control operations without having to be physically present on-site, whether it’s industrial machinery, a pump, or a motor. These devices are revolutionizing automation control and are perfect for use in manufacturing, infrastructure, water treatment, and agriculture.
GIC GSM motor starter are compatible with Liquid Level Controllers and Time Switches. These complementary devices, enhance your automation setup by integrating GIC GSM pump controllers
Key Benefits of GIC GSM Motor Controllers
Remote Access & Control
You can simply use IVRS, SMS, or phone calls to control your equipment from anywhere. It is perfect for field or unmanned locations because of this feature, which boosts responsiveness and efficiency.
Operation in Multiple Modes
With support for Manual, Auto, Timer, and Multiple Daily Timer Modes, Multi-Mode Operation lets users tailor operation schedules to daily schedules or process requirements.
Alerts in Real Time
Get proactive problem solving and system uptime by staying informed with real-time SMS or call-back alerts for power outages, phase losses, and load ON/OFF status.
Secure and Tamper-Proof
Access is rigorously restricted to authorized users thanks to integrated anti-theft protection and mobile number authentication, improving operational safety and dependability.
Why choose GIC GSM controllers?
GIC GSM motor starter controller offer scalable performance, accuracy, and dependability. With decades of experience in industrial automation and a strong dedication to quality, we guarantee smooth operations, reduced downtime, and increased productivity for industries such as OEMs, manufacturers, agriculture, irrigation systems, pump control, water management, renewable energy, infrastructure, HVAC, and lighting systems.
Frequently Asked Questions
A GSM controller is a gadget that enables electrical equipment to be operated remotely over mobile networks (SMS, call, IVRS).
It sends and receives commands and alerts via SMS or phone call using GSM technology.
Yes, it operates without the need for the internet via the GSM mobile network.
Phase failure, power outage, and load ON/OFF state
Yes, it employs anti-theft measures and mobile number authentication.
Of course. To automate tasks, use the Timer or Multiple Daily Timer modes.
Perfect for agricultural setups, HVAC, lighting, pumps, and motors.
Multiple authorized 3 users are usually supported by GIC GSM Controllers, and the primary control can be customized.
Indeed, it works well with other GIC components like relays, timers, and sensors.
Yes, users get call alerts or SMS confirmations that show the status of their commands.
