Check existing signals first
Fault contacts and available interfaces can provide a starting point. Agree with maintenance which states are available and how they should be interpreted.
Protect production
Machine and equipment monitoring for industry
Pumps, motors, compressors and storage areas are not always connected to a central overview. SECURUS complements existing systems with suitable fault contacts and wireless sensors. Maintenance receives condition data and alerts to investigate unusual machine and auxiliary equipment behavior.
Where SECURUS helps in industry
Machines and auxiliary equipment: Fault contacts, temperature, pressure and vibration provide different information. Suitable signals and measurement points are selected for each system. Machine monitoring explains the options and typical procedures.
Storage and cold areas. Temperature and door sensors report when storage conditions change, including at night and on weekends.
Energy and base load. Current sensors show the consumption of individual equipment in kWh and costs as an indicative estimate, including outside operating hours. This helps you find savings potential.
A complement, not a control system
SECURUS records and reports conditions. Machine controls, safety circuits and control systems remain unchanged; connections to existing equipment are planned and installed by qualified personnel. Start with a specific question, such as a fault that is currently noticed too late.
Areas of application
Suitable applications across your operations
Machines and auxiliary units
Equipment monitoring via fault contacts or additional sensors such as vibration.
Material and cold stores
Temperature monitoring and door contacts for defined storage conditions.
Pipes and water systems
Leak sensors at risk points, pressure monitoring on pipes and circuits.
Process water
Probes for pH, conductivity and other parameters, matched to the medium and measuring range.
Energy-intensive areas
Energy monitoring shows the base load and operating times of individual equipment.
In practice
From a measurement question to condition monitoring
Useful measurement is determined by the machine and process, not the largest number of available sensors.
Compare readings with normal operation
Schedules, load and installation affect temperature and vibration. Establish a traceable baseline before transferring limits to other equipment.
Plan suitable radio coverage and power
Many LoRaWAN sensors run on batteries for several years. Model, interval and environment determine requirements. Metal and structures affect reception and are considered during planning.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions from industry
Can older equipment be retrofitted?
Usually yes, via existing fault contacts or additional sensors. We check this for each piece of equipment; age alone is not the deciding factor.
Does SECURUS replace our control system?
No. SECURUS complements it where information is currently missing, such as auxiliary systems and remote plant rooms.
How quickly does an alert arrive?
It depends on the sensor: changes of state such as a fault contact are usually sent straight away, readings at the configured interval. SECURUS then alerts by SMS and email according to your rules.
Is this a predictive maintenance system?
The solution described here captures selected conditions and deviations. It does not automatically predict every failure.
Other industries
Schools and town halls
Municipal properties
Monitor schools, nurseries, sports halls and town halls centrally.
All properties in view
Property management
Monitor heating, leaks and humidity across properties.
Safety for residents
Care homes and assisted living
Route potential fall alerts and building faults to the right teams.
Protect goods
Retail and store networks
Cold rooms and stores in view across all sites.
Digital add-on service
Facility Management
Offer monitoring as a digital add-on service and retain customers for the long term.
Start with one piece of equipment
Tell us which equipment and faults you currently notice too late. We will check the right connection.