About the SCADAR.NET web application
The SCADAR.NET web application is a dedicated software product used by designers, specifiers, installers, and users of compressed air equipment.
The SCADAR.NET web application is used in conjunction with SCADAR equipment to audit the use of compressed air equipment. Use this link to learn about SCADAR equipment CLICK HERE
SCADAR.NET features a variety of graphing, charting, simulation and reporting tools.
Visit the SCADAR.NET site and create an account. There's a sample audit included with new accounts that can be used to learn more about the web application. Use this link to open SCADAR.NET in a new tab... CLICK HERE
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