Turpin Road and King Street septage receiving facilities of Anchorage,
Alaska are each equipped with Portalogic Hauler Access Stations. Each
station is designed to use the plant’s existing proximity card and
keypad system to access the remote, gate-secured discharge area.
These hauler stations are built to withstand severe cold and include
heavy-duty heaters and insulated enclosures. The Portalogic server,
located 25 miles away in the administrator's office, communicates with
and automatically retrieves load data from the stations.
Installed on the office PCs, Portalogic Management Software allows
administrators to enable or disable hauler access privileges remotely.
Also included and monitored by Portalogic are control of the entrance
gate, flow meter, inlet valve, lights, and tank levels. All data is
uploaded and managed using a networked connection.