Proactive Water Leak Detection with Wireless Sensors

Proactive Water Leak Detection with Wireless Sensors

Proactive Water Leak Detection with Wireless Sensors The aftermath of water damage due to leaks is a nightmare for any facilities manager. In fact, the Insurance Information Institute reports that water damage, including that caused by broken pipes and leaks, is the second most frequently filed insurance claim in the United States, costing billions of dollars every

United Service Company Increases Customer Service Using Wireless Sensors

United Service Company Increases Customer Service Using Wireless Sensors

Established in 1953, United Service Company is a family-owned and operated service company providing fast skilled service from Boston MA to Portland ME. With ever-evolving technologies and the need to innovate for rapid growth and exceptional customer satisfaction, United Service Co. sought out a wireless sensor solution to bring their services to the next level. 

Wireless Sensor Selector Guide

Wireless Sensor Selector Guide

About This guide is for anyone responsible for monitoring critical environments, equipment, or assets—from facility managers and operations teams to quality, compliance, and IT leaders. It’s equally valuable across industries such as manufacturing, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, logistics, and education—anywhere real-time visibility and reliable data matter. Whether you’re upgrading aging systems, expanding your monitoring

Wireless Sensor Network Security in the Cloud

Wireless Sensor Network Security in the Cloud

About Wireless sensor networks connected to cloud management systems protect your vital data in two important ways. The first is continuous sensor monitoring of your facility to detect problems like overheating equipment, carbon monoxide, flooding, and unauthorized visitors. The second is comprehensive cloud-based cybersecurity for your wireless network data.

What is Sensor Calibration and Why is it Important?

What is Sensor Calibration and Why is it Important

About Calibration is the process of comparing a measuring device’s performance to a known standard. It is a snapshot of time, a verification of the device’s accuracy at that specific moment. While calibration may include an adjustment to bring the device back into tolerance, its primary purpose is to verify the device’s accuracy against a

The Complete Guide to Swift Sensors Facility Monitoring Solutions

Swift Sensors Facility Monitoring Solutions Guide

About Swift Sensors offers over 30 types of advanced wireless sensors that monitor equipment, environmental conditions, and energy use. Our scalable wireless sensor solutions combine with a powerful cloud analytics platform, instant mobile alerts, and robust reporting to provide a comprehensive view of facility operations. Swift Sensors delivers easy-to-deploy, affordable solutions with unparalleled customer support.

Top 5 Operational Challenges for Managers of Large Distributed Facilities

Overcome Top Operational Challenges for Facilities Managers

About As a manager of a large industrial, corporate, or hospitality facility, you have a lot to worry about. At a high level, your job is to ensure the safe and efficient operation of the facility, which requires teams of people, vendors, and contractors managing millions of dollars of equipment and services to make things

Improve Manufacturing OEE Through the Power of IIOT

Improve Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) with llot

About Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) is more than just making good products as quickly as possible with no stop time. OEE is a concrete indicator of the gap between what machines are actually producing versus potential productivity. Incorporating availability, performance and quality make the OEE a powerful tool for management in the pursuit of less

6 Common Equipment Failures You Can Detect with Vibration Sensors

6 Common Equipment Failures You Can Detect with Vibration Sensors

About Vibration is the most widely used measurement for condition monitoring, and can be used to identify a number of faults in rotating machinery. This paper outlines the most common equipment faults you can detect with wireless vibration sensors, exploring the measurements made with these industrial sensors and how you can look for anomalies to identify potential

Intrepid Technologies Extends Fire, Security, and Datacom systems with Wireless Sensors

Intrepid Technologies Extends Fire, Security, and Datacom systems with Wireless Sensors

About Intrepid Technologies For more than 4 years, Intrepid Technologies Inc has been protecting their clients with full service fire, security and datacom technology installations throughout Arkansas and the Midwestern United States. Founded by Christopher Stuart, a 17-year veteran in a top security integration company, Intrepid helps businesses select, install, and monitor their security systems.