A fan that thinks: from “fix it when it breaks” to “warn early, let the data speak”
What data you can see, when the system alerts, who receives it, and how the savings ledger is built — this page turns “smart” into visible day-to-day work.
A live health check for every unit
Running status, current, voltage, frequency, power, consumption, runtime, temperature and vibration — presented as device cards, trend curves and an alert list.
Shown here as a UI mockup built on real field names. Fields that aren't actually collected will not appear on the production platform.
Each one tied to a real situation
Fan #2's current wavers at 2am and the duty engineer's phone rings — instead of someone spotting acid-mist leakage on the next morning's walk-round.
Temperature and vibration trends drifting past thresholds trigger early warnings, turning unplanned stoppages into maintenance scheduled around production peaks.
Daily and monthly reports and a savings ledger are generated automatically, so management can review what the retrofit actually saved.
Speed follows line load automatically, and strategy changes are made remotely rather than on site every time.
Daily and monthly reports, savings comparisons, runtime and exception records — exportable as PDF or Excel.
From onboarding to review, with responsibilities in writing
Who does what, and to what standard, is agreed in writing in the service agreement — a platform being online is not the same as staffed 24-hour supervision.
Want to see the platform for real?
Book a demo or ask about onboarding — demo requests are handled separately from sales enquiries and go straight to the engineering team.