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SKT Notifies of Energy Production Equipment 'Failures' in Real Time
Real-time remote monitoring and control possible via LoRa, a dedicated IoT network
SK Telecom announced the launch of a service that enables real-time remote monitoring and control of energy production equipment via the IoT dedicated network 'LoRa'.
SK Telecom's energy facility management IoT service is applied to energy facilities to collect and analyze equipment operation and failure data through the IoT network, enabling real-time identification of malfunctions.
Unlike existing services that were limited to reducing energy costs by monitoring the energy consumption status of various buildings, this method enables the reduction of maintenance costs and rapid response in the event of failures by remotely managing and controlling facilities in real time.
In addition, the system can be used in the form of an app in mobile environments as well as in office environments, enabling faster response to failures.

In addition, SK Telecom plans to provide a feature that utilizes big data collected from equipment where the system has been in operation for a long time to identify component performance degradation and determine replacement timing in advance.
SK Telecom's system was officially launched through Dongyang ENP, a specialized manufacturer of solar inverters.
Nam Yun-ik, Executive Director of the Future Strategy Team at Dongyang ENP, stated, “It is highly effective in terms of work efficiency as it enables not only a rapid response to equipment failures but also monitoring on mobile devices.”
Energy facility management IoT services cover not only solar power but also heat pumps or It can be utilized anywhere for energy-related equipment such as boilers, chillers, and compressors.
Meanwhile, SK Telecom plans to hold a seminar at the Westin Chosun Hotel in Seoul on Wednesday, December 6 at 10 a.m., inviting energy-related companies to introduce new services, explain application cases, and discuss the future of the energy business utilizing IoT and big data.
SK Telecom announced the launch of a service that enables real-time remote monitoring and control of energy production equipment via the IoT dedicated network 'LoRa'.
SK Telecom's energy facility management IoT service is applied to energy facilities to collect and analyze equipment operation and failure data through the IoT network, enabling real-time identification of malfunctions.
Unlike existing services that were limited to reducing energy costs by monitoring the energy consumption status of various buildings, this method enables the reduction of maintenance costs and rapid response in the event of failures by remotely managing and controlling facilities in real time.
In addition, the system can be used in the form of an app in mobile environments as well as in office environments, enabling faster response to failures.
In addition, SK Telecom plans to provide a feature that utilizes big data collected from equipment where the system has been in operation for a long time to identify component performance degradation and determine replacement timing in advance.
SK Telecom's system was officially launched through Dongyang ENP, a specialized manufacturer of solar inverters.
Nam Yun-ik, Executive Director of the Future Strategy Team at Dongyang ENP, stated, “It is highly effective in terms of work efficiency as it enables not only a rapid response to equipment failures but also monitoring on mobile devices.”
Energy facility management IoT services cover not only solar power but also heat pumps or It can be utilized anywhere for energy-related equipment such as boilers, chillers, and compressors.
Meanwhile, SK Telecom plans to hold a seminar at the Westin Chosun Hotel in Seoul on Wednesday, December 6 at 10 a.m., inviting energy-related companies to introduce new services, explain application cases, and discuss the future of the energy business utilizing IoT and big data.
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