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Anniston, Alabama

CHOCCOLOCCO CREEK WWTP – BIOSOLIDS UPGRADE

Engineer: Krebs Engineering, Inc.

As part of a technology refit at the Choccolocco Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant, DFS implemented a new fiber-optic network infrastructure and designed and delivered eight new PLC RTUs – some in new locations and some replacing panels from a defunct in-plant low-power 900MHz SCADA system. The new network provides physically secure high-speed communications with its own integral power backup system and immunity to weather or third-party interference that can be found in license-free radio bands. In addition to the DFS RTUs, the plant’s new hot-swapping redundant Hyper SCADA Server with HT4 SCADA Software uses DFS supplied and programmed protocol converters, allowing communication with 5 additional PLCs installed by proprietary wastewater solution providers. Anniston Water Works and Sewer Board can now access the Choccolocco Creek Hyper SCADA Server from workstations at the plant, via mobile devices using secure VPN, and at their main operations center, where they can also monitor and control the HyperTAC SCADA servers for their collections system, the Fort McClellan WWTP and the Knowlton WTP.

Manatee County, Florida

NORTH COUNTY CENTRAL SCADA RADIO SYSTEM RELOCATION

DFS furnished new SCADA hardware for three independent VHF polling loops, a fully-installed 150’ self-supporting tower and a small block building for the North County Central SCADA Radio System relocation project. DFS subcontractors were Alpha-Omega Communications (tower) and Granger Maintenance & Construction (building).

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Town of Lee, Florida

LIFT STATION #4 SCADA UPGRADE

DFS upgraded an existing station with SCADA and local automated pump control via the TCU001 Pump Controller with Integrated Radio. The utility’s existing FCC licensed frequency was utilized. The TCU001 is housed in a separate DFS RTU enclosure with prefabricated TCU wire harness. DFS installed the entire SCADA upgrade.

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DeLand, Florida

LAKEWOOD PARK – LIFT STATION #1

Engineer: Madden, Moorhead & Stokes
Contractor:  Central Florida Liftstations

The DFS 200 Series Modular Remote Terminal Unit (RTU204) is installed to monitor pump status, pump fails, well level alarms, three-phase power, and generator conditions. The utility’s existing FCC licensed frequency was utilized. ECS fabricated the control panel. DFS installed the RTU204, the Rohn Tower with Antenna, and provided commissioning services for the SCADA System.

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Charlotte County, Florida

THE SHORES AND THE COVE AT WEST PORT – PHASE 1

Engineer:  Waldrop Engineering
Contractor:  E. T. MacKenzie Company
Panel Builder:  Economy Control Systems, Inc. (ECS)

DFS TCU Pack TCU Pump Controller with Integrated Radio provides local automated pump control and SCADA via FCC licensed frequency. ECS fabricated the control panel. DFS installed the Rohn Tower with Antenna, and provided commissioning services for the Pump Controller and SCADA System.

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Marion County, Florida

MARION OAKS UNIT 8 LIFT STATIONS A&B

Engineer:  Burrell Engineering, Inc.
Contractor:  Pave-Rite, Inc.
Panel Builder:  Sun Coast Controls

DFS TCU Pack TCU Pump Controller with Integrated Radio provides local automated pump control and SCADA via FCC licensed frequency. The OCS RIO-032 provides expanded I/O to the TCU via Modbus interface. Sun Coast Controls fabricated the control panels. DFS installed the Mast with Antenna, and provided commissioning services for the Pump Controller and SCADA System at each site.

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Manatee County, Florida

LONG BAR POINTE LIFT STATION

Engineer:  Cavoli Engineering, Inc.
Contractor:  Landmark Services of Southwest Florida

DFS TCU800 Pump Controller with Integrated Radio provides local automated pump control and SCADA via FCC licensed frequency. The TCU800 is housed in a separate DFS RTU enclosure with prefabricated TCU wire harness. DFS installed the Rohn with Antenna, and provided commissioning services for the Pump Controller and SCADA System.

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