Wireless Asset Health Monitoring

WIRELESS

ASSET HEALTH MONITORING

MADE EASY

iQunet introduces a major breakthrough in wireless, battery-powered sensors and network technology

to manage assets in industry and buildings.

A COMPLETE SYSTEM CONDITION BASED MAINTENANCE ONLINE SHOP

Wireless Sensors

Measure vibrations, inclination, proximity, temperature, air quality, motion and much more with iQunet wireless battery-powered award winning and patent pending sensors.

Network Components

Install an unlimited number of sensors and put them seamless in the iQunet sensor network to create an uninterruptable monitoring system in buildings and industry.

iQunet Server & Data

The iQunet server is the heart of your sensor network. Direct access tools allow you to maximize the potential of your valuable (big) data.

Configuration & Reporting

Get the most out of iQunet’s intelligent sensors with our sensor firmware and web-based sensor dashboard. Share or interrogate data for maximum insights.

Wireless Battery-Powered Vibration Sensor

iQunet’s easy-fit wireless asset monitoring sensors measure physical machine parameters such as:
bearing vibration, temperature, proximity, rotation, humidity, inclination, and others.

Benefits :

Intelligent sensors with microcontroller onboard

Extreme low power use offering the longest lifetime

As soon as batteries are inserted, the sensor is activated

Network with 99.9% end-to-end reliability

Network communications are secured through industry-standard authentication and encryption

Intuitive web-based Wireless Sensor Dashboard for 'live' data

Robust and Secure Wireless Network

iQunet wireless asset monitoring sensors can be mounted on machines, rotating equipment or inside work and livings spaces. A network, which navigates around obstacles and through walls, is formed automatically by the sensors. The base station can virtually serve an unlimited number of sensor nodes. A small DIN-rail mounted iQunet server continuously analyzes and optimizes the network to create the most efficient paths and to balance the load across available paths.

Monitoring in Industry and Buildings

Industrial Diagnostics for Industry 4.0

In most facilities, the real-time monitoring and protection of critical rotating equipment is standard practice. However, the monitoring of second-tier equipment has traditionally been deemed cost-prohibitive or too difficult. While these unmonitored assets may not be classified as critical, a sudden failure can still cause serious disruption, shutdowns, and damage to equipment.

IAQ Monitoring in Smart Buildings

Indoor air quality (IAQ) is a measurement of the atmosphere inside a building and its effect on the health and comfort of its occupants. IAQ can be affected by microbial contaminants (such as mold or fungus) as well as gaseous pollutants (including CO2, and VOCs). To avoid adverse health effects on the building’s users, an accurate air quality monitoring system is essential.