DISMUNTELv00-MIB

Description: Dismuntel enterprise MIB for monitoring diesel generator sets, tracking mains and generator voltage, frequency, fuel level, oil pressure, temperature, and power metrics

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This is a Dismuntel enterprise MIB for monitoring diesel generator sets used as backup or primary power sources. It exposes electrical measurement data for both the incoming mains supply and the generator output, including voltage between phases, phase-to-neutral voltage, and frequency, alongside fuel and engine parameters. Its central monitoring purpose is hardware status: tracking generator health indicators such as fuel level, oil pressure, temperature, and power output, as well as detecting mains failure or frequency deviation that would trigger a generator start. It is a standalone proprietary MIB with no apparent dependency on other standard MIBs beyond the base SNMPv2-SMI enterprise structure. It is typically deployed at facilities with backup diesel generators, such as data centers, telecom sites, or industrial buildings, where remote SNMP monitoring of the genset's electrical and mechanical status is required. Engineers can download the DISMUNTELv00-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

An operator can poll mainsFreq alongside mainsVL12, mainsVL23, and mainsVL13 (phase-to-phase voltages) and mainsVL1N/mainsVL2N/mainsVL3N (phase-to-neutral voltages) to confirm the incoming utility supply is within normal range. The equivalent genFreq, genVL12, genVL23, and genVL13 objects let the operator verify the generator is producing correctly balanced three-phase output once it starts, for example detecting an under-frequency condition (genFreq dropping below 50/60 Hz) that would indicate the generator is overloaded or malfunctioning.

Power management and electrical monitoring MIB for industrial applications. Tracks mains and generator frequency, voltage levels, current amplitude, and power factor measurements.