Did you know for the last 15 years above 96% of RACO’s customers have given us a “fully satisfied” rating? This is from a continuous survey RACO runs on our day to day customer contacts for product and customer service.  You can count on RACO Manufacturing and Engineering  for quality!... Continue Reading

Ralph Royall, RACO Manufacturing and Engineering's Central Regional Sales Manager, will be attending the TEXAS Water 2013 Trade Show from April 9 - 12, 2013 at the Moody Gardens Hotel and Convention Center in Galveston, Texas. RACO alarm systems provide remote monitoring, reporting, datalogging, and control functions over the standard dial-up or wirelessly over cellular telephone networks. Alarms can be reported using voice messages sent to landline or cellular telephones or using electronic messages delivered via computers, fax machines, email, or SMS. Texas Water 2013 will provide atte... Continue Reading

Discover how RACO Manufacturing and Engineering's products can provide reliable remote monitoring, reporting, datalogging, and control functions over the standard dial-up or wirelessly over cellular telephone networks. Joint Expo is sponsored by the Michigan Section, AWWA and the Michigan Water Environment Association. It is the Midwest's premier 2-day exposition of wastewater treatment and drinking water treatment & distribution equipment, manufacturers, consultants and representatives. There is no charge for attendees to view the exhibits at Joint Expo and pre-registration is not req... Continue Reading

RACO’s Guard-It is a low-cost autodialer with flexible features for dependable alarm and remote monitoring. Users can configure four universal input channels for analog or digital signals, which are field-programmable at the system’s control panel. Upon alarm detection, the system calls a list of up to eight phone numbers. Respondents are given the station’s identity and specific alarm condition by a prerecorded voice message. In addition to standard office phones, the alarm sequence can also call pagers, cell phones or voice mail. Respondents can press a button on the phone’s ke... Continue Reading