Sofrel
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What is Sofrel?
Sofrel is a line of remote terminal units (RTUs) and central station software used for telemetry and SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) applications, primarily in water and energy distribution networks. They enable remote monitoring, control, and data logging of critical infrastructure, facilitating efficient management and operation.
What other technologies are related to Sofrel?
Sofrel Competitor Technologies
TOPKAPI
TOPKAPI is a SCADA software suite that competes directly with Sofrel's SCADA solutions for industrial automation and control.
Schneider
Schneider Electric is a major competitor to Sofrel (a subsidiary of Lacroix) in the industrial automation and control market, offering a range of SCADA, PLC, and other related products.
Siemens
Siemens is a major competitor in the industrial automation and control market, offering SCADA systems, PLCs, and other products that directly compete with Sofrel's offerings.
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Which job functions commonly mention Sofrel?
Control Engineer
5 Control Engineer jobs mention Sofrel
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Automation Engineer
26 Automation Engineer jobs mention Sofrel
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Frontline & Manual Labor
128 Frontline & Manual Labor jobs mention Sofrel
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Network Administrator
5 Network Administrator jobs mention Sofrel
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Facilities
69 Facilities jobs mention Sofrel
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Which organizations are mentioning Sofrel?
GROUPE SAUR
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