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The Bridge Between Analog and Digital Operations: An FAQ on Equipment Monitoring

Feb. 27, 2024
This FAQ explores why cordless, battery-powered cameras can be a reliable alternative for monitoring in potentially dangerous environments.

The shift from analog to digital operations is in full swing, but some companies are still having to balance the two. Many utilities aren’t able to prioritize analog gauge digitization in their investment plans, which means they continue to rely on patrol inspections to manage equipment health. But there is a better way.

LiLz cameras are portable cameras that run on batteries, and they're perfect for replacing those old patrol inspections, whether you're indoors or outdoors. Using these cameras in places where the work is risky not only makes monitoring easier but also keeps workers out of harm's way.

Unlike those smart meters that need electrical wiring, these cameras are wireless. That makes them super easy to install and use. Plus, once they're up and running, they hardly need any maintenance. They don't even care if the power goes out—they'll keep on working. And the batteries last for ages. When they finally run out, just plug in a USB cord to recharge them.

These battery-powered cameras can be the missing link between the old manual ways and the new digital ones. They let you gather all the important data remotely and even use AI to make things even safer.

Want to know more? Download our FAQ to find out how LiLz cameras can make inspections easier, cut down on risks, and save you money — no matter how old your facilities are.

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