Remote Generator Management is a system that allows the user to control the generator remotely. For example, if you have a home or business, you may need a generator for backup power in case of an outage.
However, it would be impractical to have someone there all the time to flip switches on and off when needed. With remote generator management, you can turn your generator on when required from anywhere at any time by using your phone or tablet as an interface with a remote control system. Remote generator management has many other benefits:

Generac Remote Generator Mobile Link System
The Generac Mobile Link system is one of the leading remote generator management systems in the market today. This allows users to monitor their generators remotely through either an internet connection or a cellular network.
Remote Generator Management | Generac Mobile Link
Cummins Power Command Cloud

Introducing the Cummins Power Command Cloud: a cloud-based platform that allows users to monitor, control and manage their generators from anywhere.
Remote Generator Management | Cummins Power Command Cloud

Kohler OnCue® System
Whether you're managing a home or business, this intuitive platform allows you to monitor key metrics, track maintenance needs, and troubleshoot issues before they become critical, providing peace of mind and maximizing the efficiency of your power system.
Remote Generator Management | Kohler OnCue® System
Find your Power
If your generator doesn’t come equipped with built-in monitoring software, Osburn Services has you covered. We can install aftermarket monitoring solutions that offer the same peace of mind, whether your generator is a different brand or an older model. Our retrofit options provide real-time alerts and insights just like the newest models on the market.



Remote generator management instruments are installed at the generator site and connected to a remote monitoring system.
The generator load meter measures the current power output, voltage, and frequency in real-time.
The generator voltage and frequency meters indicate whether there are any problems with either parameter.
The generator temperature sensor measures how hot a running engine is, which can be used to detect overheating issues that may cause damage or failure.
The oil pressure sensor detects if there's enough lubrication for the engine operation, while the oil temperature sensor helps determine if there has been a drop in its internal temperature due to friction between moving parts like gears or bearings (which could lead to reduced performance).
The fuel flow meter indicates just how much fuel is being used by your power source at any given moment; this data can help determine whether you need more gas stored on-site, so there will always be enough fuel available during peak hours when demand rises sharply.
Finally: tank level sensors come in handy when monitoring remote generators because they allow users access to up-to-date information regarding exactly how much fuel remains within storage tanks before they run out completely.
We are Osburn Services, a generator installation and services company located in Oakland County, Michigan.
We offer sales and installation of Cummins and Generac generators, plus service and repair on all makes and models. We are proud to offer the Cummins Power Command Cloud and Generac's Mobile Link remote generator management systems.
Need to know more? Schedule a no-pressure, free remote generator monitoring system estimate and consultation.
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