Built to make the pumper’s job easier and to streamline data analytics to monitor conditions, Revelation simplifies the user experience through an ergonomic human-machine interface (HMI).

The screens make setup easy and shorten the operator’s learning curve. To minutes. Literally.

Revelation provides historical pump and surface cards and trend data of pump fillage, rod load and polished rod horsepower. This data is exportable to a USB drive and available over SCADA systems.

You determine the conditions for pump off.

Revelation streamlines pump off set points, depending on your preference for different applications. You can set parameters for specific load and stroke points or based on pump fillage. You can even configure downtime and consecutive strokes in pump off, all with just a few touches to the interface screen.

Revelation’s Timed Mode allows you to shut the pump down and then automatically restart at predetermined times. This feature is useful to avoid Peak-Demand charges, when power costs can make pumping unprofitable.

When integrated with a SPOC variable frequency drive, Revelation can also slow the pump at predetermined times. Through the VFD, Revelation’s data analytics can determine kWhs of the pump to optimize this peak-demand feature.

While Revelation is built to integrate seamlessly with SPOC Automation’s variable frequency drives, it can integrate with any VFD or motor controller. It can even be retrofitted in the field to work with VFDs on existing wells. When integrated, Revelation and the VFD allow you to set minimum speed for pump off or to vary the speed of the pump to meet a pump fillage set point.

Revelation separates the crank rotation into eight positions, which can be configured to speed up or slow down the motor based on percentage of pump speed, allowing you to shape the speed of the pumping unit within each stroke. It also allows you to log and trend kWh.

With a SPOC VFD, you get more production data, from pump torque to current to voltage to kWh. The parameters are easily configurable through the controller interface, and our VFD faults are displayed to the HMI, which shortens troubleshooting time.

Built to make the pumper’s job easier and to streamline data analytics to monitor conditions, Revelation simplifies the user experience through an ergonomic human-machine interface (HMI).

The screens make setup easy and shorten the operator’s learning curve. To minutes. Literally.

Revelation provides historical pump and surface cards and trend data of pump fillage, rod load and polished rod horsepower. This data is exportable to a USB drive and available over SCADA systems.

You determine the conditions for pump off.

Revelation streamlines pump off set points, depending on your preference for different applications. You can set parameters for specific load and stroke points or based on pump fillage. You can even configure downtime and consecutive strokes in pump off, all with just a few touches to the interface screen.

Revelation’s Timed Mode allows you to shut the pump down and then automatically restart at predetermined times. This feature is useful to avoid Peak-Demand charges, when power costs can make pumping unprofitable.

When integrated with a SPOC variable frequency drive, Revelation can also slow the pump at predetermined times. Through the VFD, Revelation’s data analytics can determine kWhs of the pump to optimize this peak-demand feature.

While Revelation is built to integrate seamlessly with SPOC Automation’s variable frequency drives, it can integrate with any VFD or motor controller. It can even be retrofitted in the field to work with VFDs on existing wells. When integrated, Revelation and the VFD allow you to set minimum speed for pump off or to vary the speed of the pump to meet a pump fillage set point.

Revelation separates the crank rotation into eight positions, which can be configured to speed up or slow down the motor based on percentage of pump speed, allowing you to shape the speed of the pumping unit within each stroke. It also allows you to log and trend kWh.

With a SPOC VFD, you get more production data, from pump torque to current to voltage to kWh. The parameters are easily configurable through the controller interface, and our VFD faults are displayed to the HMI, which shortens troubleshooting time.

Built to make the pumper’s job easier and to streamline data analytics to monitor conditions, Revelation simplifies the user experience through an ergonomic human-machine interface (HMI).

The screens make setup easy and shorten the operator’s learning curve. To minutes. Literally.

Revelation provides historical pump and surface cards and trend data of pump fillage, rod load and polished rod horsepower. This data is exportable to a USB drive and available over SCADA systems.

You determine the conditions for pump off.

Revelation streamlines pump off set points, depending on your preference for different applications. You can set parameters for specific load and stroke points or based on pump fillage. You can even configure downtime and consecutive strokes in pump off, all with just a few touches to the interface screen.

Revelation’s Timed Mode allows you to shut the pump down and then automatically restart at predetermined times. This feature is useful to avoid Peak-Demand charges, when power costs can make pumping unprofitable.

When integrated with a SPOC variable frequency drive, Revelation can also slow the pump at predetermined times. Through the VFD, Revelation’s data analytics can determine kWhs of the pump to optimize this peak-demand feature.

While Revelation is built to integrate seamlessly with SPOC Automation’s variable frequency drives, it can integrate with any VFD or motor controller. It can even be retrofitted in the field to work with VFDs on existing wells. When integrated, Revelation and the VFD allow you to set minimum speed for pump off or to vary the speed of the pump to meet a pump fillage set point.

Revelation separates the crank rotation into eight positions, which can be configured to speed up or slow down the motor based on percentage of pump speed, allowing you to shape the speed of the pumping unit within each stroke. It also allows you to log and trend kWh.

With a SPOC VFD, you get more production data, from pump torque to current to voltage to kWh. The parameters are easily configurable through the controller interface, and our VFD faults are displayed to the HMI, which shortens troubleshooting time.

Built to make the pumper’s job easier and to streamline data analytics to monitor conditions, Revelation simplifies the user experience through an ergonomic human-machine interface (HMI).

The screens make setup easy and shorten the operator’s learning curve. To minutes. Literally.

Revelation provides historical pump and surface cards and trend data of pump fillage, rod load and polished rod horsepower. This data is exportable to a USB drive and available over SCADA systems.

You determine the conditions for pump off.

Revelation streamlines pump off set points, depending on your preference for different applications. You can set parameters for specific load and stroke points or based on pump fillage. You can even configure downtime and consecutive strokes in pump off, all with just a few touches to the interface screen.

Revelation’s Timed Mode allows you to shut the pump down and then automatically restart at predetermined times. This feature is useful to avoid Peak-Demand charges, when power costs can make pumping unprofitable.

When integrated with a SPOC variable frequency drive, Revelation can also slow the pump at predetermined times. Through the VFD, Revelation’s data analytics can determine kWhs of the pump to optimize this peak-demand feature.

While Revelation is built to integrate seamlessly with SPOC Automation’s variable frequency drives, it can integrate with any VFD or motor controller. It can even be retrofitted in the field to work with VFDs on existing wells. When integrated, Revelation and the VFD allow you to set minimum speed for pump off or to vary the speed of the pump to meet a pump fillage set point.

Revelation separates the crank rotation into eight positions, which can be configured to speed up or slow down the motor based on percentage of pump speed, allowing you to shape the speed of the pumping unit within each stroke. It also allows you to log and trend kWh.

With a SPOC VFD, you get more production data, from pump torque to current to voltage to kWh. The parameters are easily configurable through the controller interface, and our VFD faults are displayed to the HMI, which shortens troubleshooting time.

Built to make the pumper’s job easier and to streamline data analytics to monitor conditions, Revelation simplifies the user experience through an ergonomic human-machine interface (HMI).

The screens make setup easy and shorten the operator’s learning curve. To minutes. Literally.

Revelation provides historical pump and surface cards and trend data of pump fillage, rod load and polished rod horsepower. This data is exportable to a USB drive and available over SCADA systems.

You determine the conditions for pump off.

Revelation streamlines pump off set points, depending on your preference for different applications. You can set parameters for specific load and stroke points or based on pump fillage. You can even configure downtime and consecutive strokes in pump off, all with just a few touches to the interface screen.

Revelation’s Timed Mode allows you to shut the pump down and then automatically restart at predetermined times. This feature is useful to avoid Peak-Demand charges, when power costs can make pumping unprofitable.

When integrated with a SPOC variable frequency drive, Revelation can also slow the pump at predetermined times. Through the VFD, Revelation’s data analytics can determine kWhs of the pump to optimize this peak-demand feature.

While Revelation is built to integrate seamlessly with SPOC Automation’s variable frequency drives, it can integrate with any VFD or motor controller. It can even be retrofitted in the field to work with VFDs on existing wells. When integrated, Revelation and the VFD allow you to set minimum speed for pump off or to vary the speed of the pump to meet a pump fillage set point.

Revelation separates the crank rotation into eight positions, which can be configured to speed up or slow down the motor based on percentage of pump speed, allowing you to shape the speed of the pumping unit within each stroke. It also allows you to log and trend kWh.

With a SPOC VFD, you get more production data, from pump torque to current to voltage to kWh. The parameters are easily configurable through the controller interface, and our VFD faults are displayed to the HMI, which shortens troubleshooting time.

Built to make the pumper’s job easier and to streamline data analytics to monitor conditions, Revelation simplifies the user experience through an ergonomic human-machine interface (HMI).

The screens make setup easy and shorten the operator’s learning curve. To minutes. Literally.

Revelation provides historical pump and surface cards and trend data of pump fillage, rod load and polished rod horsepower. This data is exportable to a USB drive and available over SCADA systems.

You determine the conditions for pump off.

Revelation streamlines pump off set points, depending on your preference for different applications. You can set parameters for specific load and stroke points or based on pump fillage. You can even configure downtime and consecutive strokes in pump off, all with just a few touches to the interface screen.

Revelation’s Timed Mode allows you to shut the pump down and then automatically restart at predetermined times. This feature is useful to avoid Peak-Demand charges, when power costs can make pumping unprofitable.

When integrated with a SPOC variable frequency drive, Revelation can also slow the pump at predetermined times. Through the VFD, Revelation’s data analytics can determine kWhs of the pump to optimize this peak-demand feature.

While Revelation is built to integrate seamlessly with SPOC Automation’s variable frequency drives, it can integrate with any VFD or motor controller. It can even be retrofitted in the field to work with VFDs on existing wells. When integrated, Revelation and the VFD allow you to set minimum speed for pump off or to vary the speed of the pump to meet a pump fillage set point.

Revelation separates the crank rotation into eight positions, which can be configured to speed up or slow down the motor based on percentage of pump speed, allowing you to shape the speed of the pumping unit within each stroke. It also allows you to log and trend kWh.

With a SPOC VFD, you get more production data, from pump torque to current to voltage to kWh. The parameters are easily configurable through the controller interface, and our VFD faults are displayed to the HMI, which shortens troubleshooting time.

Built to make the pumper’s job easier and to streamline data analytics to monitor conditions, Revelation simplifies the user experience through an ergonomic human-machine interface (HMI).

The screens make setup easy and shorten the operator’s learning curve. To minutes. Literally.

Revelation provides historical pump and surface cards and trend data of pump fillage, rod load and polished rod horsepower. This data is exportable to a USB drive and available over SCADA systems.

You determine the conditions for pump off.

Revelation streamlines pump off set points, depending on your preference for different applications. You can set parameters for specific load and stroke points or based on pump fillage. You can even configure downtime and consecutive strokes in pump off, all with just a few touches to the interface screen.

Revelation’s Timed Mode allows you to shut the pump down and then automatically restart at predetermined times. This feature is useful to avoid Peak-Demand charges, when power costs can make pumping unprofitable.

When integrated with a SPOC variable frequency drive, Revelation can also slow the pump at predetermined times. Through the VFD, Revelation’s data analytics can determine kWhs of the pump to optimize this peak-demand feature.

While Revelation is built to integrate seamlessly with SPOC Automation’s variable frequency drives, it can integrate with any VFD or motor controller. It can even be retrofitted in the field to work with VFDs on existing wells. When integrated, Revelation and the VFD allow you to set minimum speed for pump off or to vary the speed of the pump to meet a pump fillage set point.

Revelation separates the crank rotation into eight positions, which can be configured to speed up or slow down the motor based on percentage of pump speed, allowing you to shape the speed of the pumping unit within each stroke. It also allows you to log and trend kWh.

With a SPOC VFD, you get more production data, from pump torque to current to voltage to kWh. The parameters are easily configurable through the controller interface, and our VFD faults are displayed to the HMI, which shortens troubleshooting time.

Built to make the pumper’s job easier and to streamline data analytics to monitor conditions, Revelation simplifies the user experience through an ergonomic human-machine interface (HMI).

The screens make setup easy and shorten the operator’s learning curve. To minutes. Literally.

Revelation provides historical pump and surface cards and trend data of pump fillage, rod load and polished rod horsepower. This data is exportable to a USB drive and available over SCADA systems.

You determine the conditions for pump off.

Revelation streamlines pump off set points, depending on your preference for different applications. You can set parameters for specific load and stroke points or based on pump fillage. You can even configure downtime and consecutive strokes in pump off, all with just a few touches to the interface screen.

Revelation’s Timed Mode allows you to shut the pump down and then automatically restart at predetermined times. This feature is useful to avoid Peak-Demand charges, when power costs can make pumping unprofitable.

When integrated with a SPOC variable frequency drive, Revelation can also slow the pump at predetermined times. Through the VFD, Revelation’s data analytics can determine kWhs of the pump to optimize this peak-demand feature.

While Revelation is built to integrate seamlessly with SPOC Automation’s variable frequency drives, it can integrate with any VFD or motor controller. It can even be retrofitted in the field to work with VFDs on existing wells. When integrated, Revelation and the VFD allow you to set minimum speed for pump off or to vary the speed of the pump to meet a pump fillage set point.

Revelation separates the crank rotation into eight positions, which can be configured to speed up or slow down the motor based on percentage of pump speed, allowing you to shape the speed of the pumping unit within each stroke. It also allows you to log and trend kWh.

With a SPOC VFD, you get more production data, from pump torque to current to voltage to kWh. The parameters are easily configurable through the controller interface, and our VFD faults are displayed to the HMI, which shortens troubleshooting time.

Built to make the pumper’s job easier and to streamline data analytics to monitor conditions, Revelation simplifies the user experience through an ergonomic human-machine interface (HMI).

The screens make setup easy and shorten the operator’s learning curve. To minutes. Literally.

Revelation provides historical pump and surface cards and trend data of pump fillage, rod load and polished rod horsepower. This data is exportable to a USB drive and available over SCADA systems.

You determine the conditions for pump off.

Revelation streamlines pump off set points, depending on your preference for different applications. You can set parameters for specific load and stroke points or based on pump fillage. You can even configure downtime and consecutive strokes in pump off, all with just a few touches to the interface screen.

Revelation’s Timed Mode allows you to shut the pump down and then automatically restart at predetermined times. This feature is useful to avoid Peak-Demand charges, when power costs can make pumping unprofitable.

When integrated with a SPOC variable frequency drive, Revelation can also slow the pump at predetermined times. Through the VFD, Revelation’s data analytics can determine kWhs of the pump to optimize this peak-demand feature.

While Revelation is built to integrate seamlessly with SPOC Automation’s variable frequency drives, it can integrate with any VFD or motor controller. It can even be retrofitted in the field to work with VFDs on existing wells. When integrated, Revelation and the VFD allow you to set minimum speed for pump off or to vary the speed of the pump to meet a pump fillage set point.

Revelation separates the crank rotation into eight positions, which can be configured to speed up or slow down the motor based on percentage of pump speed, allowing you to shape the speed of the pumping unit within each stroke. It also allows you to log and trend kWh.

With a SPOC VFD, you get more production data, from pump torque to current to voltage to kWh. The parameters are easily configurable through the controller interface, and our VFD faults are displayed to the HMI, which shortens troubleshooting time.

Built to make the pumper’s job easier and to streamline data analytics to monitor conditions, Revelation simplifies the user experience through an ergonomic human-machine interface (HMI).

The screens make setup easy and shorten the operator’s learning curve. To minutes. Literally.

Revelation provides historical pump and surface cards and trend data of pump fillage, rod load and polished rod horsepower. This data is exportable to a USB drive and available over SCADA systems.

You determine the conditions for pump off.

Revelation streamlines pump off set points, depending on your preference for different applications. You can set parameters for specific load and stroke points or based on pump fillage. You can even configure downtime and consecutive strokes in pump off, all with just a few touches to the interface screen.

Revelation’s Timed Mode allows you to shut the pump down and then automatically restart at predetermined times. This feature is useful to avoid Peak-Demand charges, when power costs can make pumping unprofitable.

When integrated with a SPOC variable frequency drive, Revelation can also slow the pump at predetermined times. Through the VFD, Revelation’s data analytics can determine kWhs of the pump to optimize this peak-demand feature.

While Revelation is built to integrate seamlessly with SPOC Automation’s variable frequency drives, it can integrate with any VFD or motor controller. It can even be retrofitted in the field to work with VFDs on existing wells. When integrated, Revelation and the VFD allow you to set minimum speed for pump off or to vary the speed of the pump to meet a pump fillage set point.

Revelation separates the crank rotation into eight positions, which can be configured to speed up or slow down the motor based on percentage of pump speed, allowing you to shape the speed of the pumping unit within each stroke. It also allows you to log and trend kWh.

With a SPOC VFD, you get more production data, from pump torque to current to voltage to kWh. The parameters are easily configurable through the controller interface, and our VFD faults are displayed to the HMI, which shortens troubleshooting time.