Services / Detail C
Connectivity
Live downtime and counts from the machines you already own, on a screen your supervisors actually use.
Parts listClick a part for details
What it does
Downtime as it happens
See which machine stopped, when, and for how long. Not in tomorrow's shift report.
Counts and reason codes
Output per shift, plus downtime reasons your supervisors pick on the floor.
Off-the-shelf where it fits
If a proven monitoring product does the job, we install that. We're not selling a platform.
Adapters where it doesn't
Old CNCs, serial ports, relay logic. We build the interface, or clamp onto the power cable.
Read-only by default
We read from your PLCs. We don't change their programs.
Your data stays local
Data stays on your network. Cloud is optional.
A typical first job
- Problem
- Nobody knows which machines sat idle last shift, or why.
- We install
- A monitor or adapter on each machine, current clamps on the oldest, and a screen on the floor.
- Timeline
- 2–3 weeks
- Typical range
- $20k–35k
- Measured by
- Hours of unplanned downtime per week, before and after.
What you get
Drawings and wiring
As-built drawings, wiring diagrams and a parts list.
The software, in your name
Adapters, settings and screens, handed over. No lock-in.
A floor screen
Live status per machine, built with your supervisors.
Spares on site
A spare edge box and the parts most likely to fail.
Training
Your team learns to add reason codes and machines.
Support
Remote access you control and can switch off.
Questions plants ask
Why not just buy a monitoring product?
Sometimes you should. If one fits your machines, we'll install it. We build custom adapters only for the machines it can't reach.
Does it touch our PLC programs?
No. We read from your controls by default and don't change their logic.
Does our data go to the cloud?
Only if you want it to. It runs on your network first.