Compactor Monitoring System

Carrying out separate collection is not only a necessary action, but a moral obligation towards our planet, since it is urgent to raise awareness of the purchases and the consequent waste produced.

The process concerning collection of waste, whether it is separated or not, needs to be functional, or monitored in order to obtain an optimized disposal and work organization result.

Waste compactors are the ideal solution for managing large volumes. They are able to receive and compact various garbage, even large quantities. Moreover, since waste compactors are able to handle significant volumes of material, thanks to that the frequency of transport would be reduced, becoming more affordable in terms of money and emissions caused by fuel.

Waste compactors also manage to be a valuable ally in company sites, where they are placed until total filling, which with compaction, translates into a large collection of waste. Waste compactors, in fact, are generally characterized by the large load capacity.

Nowadays, technology helps with waste compactor monitoring systems, allowing the measurement of the time and being able to evaluate the efficiency of the work in relation to the timing with which it is carried out.

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Compactor fullness monitor: why is it important?

The monitoring of the compactor fullness is important because it allows to optimize not only the loads themselves, but also allows a significant reduction in the environmental impact through the optimization of transport and, therefore, of the related gas released into the environment.

The compactor fullness monitoring, thanks to the software allows to optimize various processes: the transmission of the position in real time, direct communication with those who drive the vehicle, the storage of all the activity of the various vehicles in action, the organization and creation of routes based on the addresses and stops that must be performed. That allows you to have in real time both the reporting regarding the hours actually worked, and that of fuel consumption.

All compactors in charge of waste collection must be able to count on precise routes, so as to be able to optimize times and methods, as well as consumption. The systems used for the latter, allow the reading of CANbus networks, level probes, the verification of hours worked, etc., while the monitoring of activities and routes, performed in real time, allows the realization of an analysis for the real efficiency of the compactor fleet. In addition, it is possible to systematically verify the services carried out in the territory. Sending notifications in cases where compactors deviate from the established path is also a feature that makes compactor monitoring systems important.

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