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Machine monitoring for workshops and factories
A bearing wears out, a filter clogs, a fan stops. Nobody notices until the machine stops, or something worse happens. The result is downtime, a damaged machine and a safety risk.
What is measured
- Current of compressors, motors and machines
- Vibration and temperature
- Pressure and flow
- Machine states and counters
- Door and motion detection (workshops)
How it helps
Values are tracked over time. A departure from normal operation can be spotted days earlier, and a set limit can stop the machine before it fails.
Actions
- Switching off idle equipment
- A warning when a machine stops or overheats
- Slowing down or stopping a line
- Beacon, siren and maintenance notice
- Valves and relays, with a complete event history
Phased work
Larger sites are planned in phases so production is not interrupted.
A sensor system reduces risk, but it does not replace safety relays or certified protection required by law.