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Industrial IoT
Telemetry & control
See the operating difference
See every asset. Stop every surprise.
REST designs and installs industrial automation, IoT monitoring, fleet tracking, solar backup, and smart-home systems across Ghana — with long-term support from our team in Accra.
Based in Accra · deploying and supporting systems across Ghana
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Fleet management
Location & maintenance
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Solar & backup
Sized around real load
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Smart home
Access, comfort, energy
Your operation, one live view.
This is what REST looks like day to day — live telemetry, energy, and alerts from every site, asset, and vehicle in one place.
REST operations · live
Assets online128/131Across 6 sites
Energy · today4.2MWh+12% vs yesterday
Open alerts31 needs attention
Fleet active46/52Vehicles reporting
Site load vs solar output
Today · kW
Site load96 kWSolar output8 kW
Backup power
Asset status
12 assets · scroll- Cold room 2 · Online-18.2 °C
- Generator A · WarningFuel 22%
- Borehole pump · Online2.4 bar
- Grid supply · Online231 V
- Inverter 1 · Online94% eff.
- Inverter 2 · Online92% eff.
- Cold room 1 · Online-19.4 °C
- Fleet vehicle FL-04 · IdleEn route
- Water tank · Online78% full
- Compressor B · WarningTemp 74 °C
- Site router · Online-63 dBm
- Access controller · Online8 users
Live telemetry6 sites · 128 assets · updated 12 s ago
The operating difference
With REST, or without it
See what actually changes.
Without RESTWith REST
Equipment visibilityManual checks and spot inspectionsLive telemetry on every critical asset
DowntimeYou find out when it's already downAlerts fire before failure becomes loss
MaintenanceReactive — you fix it when it breaksScheduled from real condition data
Scaling outputMore volume means more headcountAutomated workflows scale the team
Energy & backupGrid-dependent, exposed to outagesSolar + backup sized to must-run loads
MonitoringFragmented across vendors and toolsOne app across sites, assets, and fleet
When running it in-house makes sense
- You already have engineers monitoring and maintaining every asset
- Your operation is single-site and rarely changes
- You're set up to own each vendor, tool, and integration yourself
Why operators bring in REST
- Live telemetry and alerts across every site, asset, and vehicle
- Automation that grows output without growing the payroll
- Solar and backup sized to keep revenue-critical loads running
- Installed, documented, trained, and supported long-term
Stop guessing. Start seeing.
For business — how we deploy
Field reality comes first.
Four stages from a rough brief to a system your team can run. Select a stage to see what actually happens on the ground.
Stage 01 of 04
Map the operation
We walk the site with your team and map every asset, decision, and repetitive task — the things that quietly cost hours or put uptime at risk.
Site walk & asset inventory
Downtime & risk audit
Priority workflow shortlist
Why REST
Built to be accountable.
Anyone can install hardware. The difference is what you can hold us to — before, during, and long after the deployment.
A written scope before any work
Every engagement starts on paper: the hardware, the control logic, the deployment stages, and the cost range — agreed before anything is installed.
Piloted first, then scaled
We prove the highest-value workflow in the field before rolling out further, so you commit to results — not promises.
A handover you can actually run
Your team gets operating documentation, training, and clear ownership. No black boxes, no dependence on whoever installed it.
Support that outlasts the install
Telemetry reviews, threshold tuning, and a named contact after go-live. The system keeps earning its place — and we stay accountable for it.
Questions
Asked before every project.
The practical questions operators raise in the first conversation — answered straight.
Do you only work in Accra?
We're based in Accra and deploy across Ghana. Remote sites are normal for us — most of what we build is designed to be monitored and supported from anywhere.
Can you work with equipment we already have?
Usually, yes. The audit maps what's already on site — meters, pumps, generators, trackers, routers — and we design the control layer around what's worth keeping.
How do configurator estimates relate to a final quote?
Configurators give you an honest starting range from your own numbers. A site survey and load verification turn that range into a written, itemised proposal — that document is the quote.
What happens after installation?
Handover documentation, on-site training, and a support arrangement defined in your proposal. After go-live we review the telemetry with you and tune thresholds and automations.
How long does a deployment take?
It depends on scope, but the staged approach means you see the first working workflow quickly — we pilot the most valuable piece first rather than making you wait for a big-bang launch.
For business
Bring us a site, a fleet, or an operation.
Book an operations audit — we'll map where revenue is leaking today and where automation can scale you tomorrow.