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Generator monitoring in DRC Every generator. Accounted for.

Runtime hours, fuel level, start/stop events and remote diagnostics — straight from the generator controller over Modbus RTU. Built for telecom towers, mining camps and industrial sites.

GENSET · TOWER KIN-EAST-12 RUNNING
  • Runtime hours

    1,847 h

  • Fuel level

    312 L

  • Battery voltage

    13.4 V

  • Load

    41%

Last event · Auto-start 06:12 · grid failure detected

What does GT AFRIK generator monitoring do?

GT AFRIK monitors diesel generators in the DRC and the Republic of the Congo. A Teltonika FMB125 reads DSE, ComAp or DATAKOM controllers over Modbus RTU and sends runtime hours, fuel level, battery voltage and alarms to a dashboard and to WhatsApp. During power cuts you can see how long each generator ran and how its fuel level moved. It is built for telecom towers, mining camps, bank branches, cold storage and hospitals.

Read the field guide: generator monitoring

The genset stops lying to you.

Paper logbooks say one thing. The controller says another. We read the controller.

01

True runtime hours

Counter read straight off the controller — no more doctored logbooks, no more missed services.

02

Fuel theft alerts

Any suspicious tank drop fires a WhatsApp alert in about 60 seconds.

03

Start/stop detection

Every start timestamped, with cause: grid failure, test, manual. The full site history.

04

Remote diagnostics

Voltage, temperature, oil pressure, controller alarms — without sending a technician 400 km.

05

Multi-site view

All your gensets — 5 or 500 — on one screen, sorted by state and alert.

06

Monthly reports

Consumption, hours, events per site. PDF/Excel export, in French or English.

Compatibility

Speaks your controller’s language

  • DSE

    Deep Sea Electronics

  • ComAp

    InteliLite · InteliGen

  • DATAKOM

    D-500 · D-700

Teltonika FMB125 Modbus RTU · RS-485 GT AFRIK Cloud + WhatsApp

All supported controllers and devices →

A monitored generator at a DRC telecom tower compound before sunrise

Who runs on it

Built for uptime businesses

  • Telecoms

    Diesel-powered towers and base stations — hundreds of sites, zero surprise visits.

  • Mining

    Katanga camps and plants where the genset is the only power source.

  • Industry & banking

    Branches, cold storage, hospitals — anywhere an outage costs more than the diesel.

Generator monitoring by sector: telecoms, mining, banking and more

Generator monitoring questions

Which generator controllers can GT AFRIK monitor?

We read runtime hours, tank level, battery voltage and alarms from DSE, ComAp and DATAKOM controllers over Modbus RTU, straight from the generator controller.

Who uses generator monitoring?

Telecom operators running diesel-powered towers and base stations at remote sites; mining camps and plants in Katanga where the genset is the only power source; and banks, cold storage and hospitals — anywhere an outage costs more than the diesel.

How are generator alerts delivered?

Any suspicious tank drop fires a WhatsApp alert in about 60 seconds. Controller alarms are sent to the dashboard and to WhatsApp, and every start is timestamped with its cause: grid failure, test or manual. Dashboards, reports and support are available in French and English.

How long does generator installation take, and is there a contract?

Each generator gets one Teltonika FMB125, wired to the controller in under two hours and live the same day. There is no long-term contract requirement. To start, request a demo or message +243 817 255 555 on WhatsApp.

Stop guessing runtime. Start reading it.

One FMB125 per genset. Wired to the controller in under two hours. Live the same day.

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