Case studies

Ewon Flexy empowers Aerofloat to deliver smarter, faster, and more cost-effective water treatment solutions. By enabling rapid remote diagnostics and system updates in under 10 minutes, it has become a key asset in Aerofloat's service excellence and global competitiveness.

Entwässerungsbetriebe Würzburg was facing the challenge of upgrading its remote monitoring infrastructure for 70 pumping stations due to the switch-off of the 3G mobile network. The existing 3G Siemens TC35i modem, PLCs, and SCADA system were outdated and incompatible with the new 4G network. The utility needed a solution that could maintain the current infrastructure while preparing for future upgrades and ensuring secure, real-time remote access via OpenVPN.

A municipal wastewater facility needed to upgrade its control system to connect 11 remote assets across the county, facing challenges with outdated dial-up connections and slow data transmission. The facility required better visibility and control over its remote sites.

Ewon remote solutions, water treatment specialists Aquila Wasseraufbereitungstechnik GmbH and their sister company Autech Tesla have found a way to do maintenance and troubleshooting of their spa system “The World of Elements” from any location. This is an absolute necessity as their customers may need immediate assistance in case of a critical malfunction.

Apliclor implements proactive remote monitoring of more than 100 water treatment facilities thanks to Ewon Flexy and Talk2m.

Börger, a global company with 290 HQ employees, develops high-quality pumps, separation tech, and stainless-steel containers. Their popular Bioselect system efficiently separates liquids from solids, with remote PLC access for easy on-the-go adjustments. Börger uses cost-effective Ewon routers for simple to advanced remote maintenance, enabling quick support via cellular or LAN.

This case study video showcases how In-EKO uses Ewon solutions for remote access to tertiary wastewater treatment machines.

This case study video showcases how InCtrl integrates data into the OPSCTRL cloud platform for optimized water management and analytics. Discover how real-time data collection and analysis improve water management systems' decision-making, operational efficiency, and sustainability.

This case study examines how Chemitec utilizes advanced networking and monitoring solutions to enhance the efficiency and reliability of their water analyzers, improving connectivity and automation in industrial applications.

This case study explores how Peter Taboada employs advanced communication solutions to boost the efficiency and dependability of their wastewater management systems, optimizing connectivity and automation in industrial settings.

This case study highlights how Kuhn integrates HMS communication solutions to enhance the efficiency and reliability of their wastewater management systems, ensuring seamless connectivity and automation in industrial environments.

How the ProfiTrace and ComBricks helped Rijnland District Water Control Board ensure clean water.

Prästjorden’s Water Station in Halmstad use pumps controlled by drives from CG Drives. These drives use Anybus CompactCom to communicate with both Modbus- TCP and PROFIBUS which are used in the water station.

Aquaflot used the Ewon Flexy to collect crucial data from a wastewater treatment plant, enabling efficient design and cost savings in pump station renovation, while ensuring remote access for data monitoring.

The Dutch government aims to lead in electronic superhighway development, modernizing its infrastructure for 5G, fiber, and digital tech. Phasing out analog phone lines at water treatment plants posed challenges, but Moekotte BV provided a solution using the Ewon Flexy 205, ensuring minimal disruption, maintaining connectivity, and enabling the use of pager alarms.

The American town of Port Orchard faced a major challenge when communication to their water reservoir was cut, disrupting water management. To address this, HMS Networks introduced the Ewon Flexy 205, initially met with skepticism but later recognized for its benefits.