Neuron system:Wide range of wireless IoT sensors
The neuron system has more than 50 different robust sensors that can be installed in minutes.
Experience how easy it is to get started and the huge benefits of our simple and practical IoT solutions.
Neuron system: Wide range of wireless IoT sensors
The neuron system has more than 50 different robust sensors that can be installed in minutes.
Experience how easy it is to get started and the huge benefits of our simple and practical IoT solutions.
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HOW IT WORKS
El-Watch Neuron system - wireless IoT sensors
A central feature of our solutions is predictive maintenance. By monitoring machinery and systems, you will know how much strain they can take before breaking down. This enables you to safely increase performance and strategically plan maintenance for minimal revenue loss.
CUSTOMER STORIES
Production
expansion and crisis
averted with IoT
monitoring.
SORPA’s Journey to Predictive Maintenance with El-Watch Wireless Sensors
When the Icelandic waste management company SORPA sought to upgrade its maintenance strategy, reliability took center stage. El-Watch stepped in with a solution that transformed
In five months, Rygene-Smith & Thommesen saved 70,000 EUR with Neuron Sensors from El-Watch!
At the beginning of 2024, Rygene-Smith & Thommesen sought solutions to streamline and improve maintenance and operations.
World-Class Smelter Safeguards Operations with Sensors from El-Watch
At Thamshavn smelter, El-Watch’s sensors are put to the test in harsh conditions, sometimes at extremely high temperatures. ’
FAQ
Frequently asked
questions:
What is the Neuron System?
The Neuron System is a sophisticated IoT monitoring solution designed by El-Watch for industrial applications. It integrates wireless sensors, a gateway, cloud storage, and a dedicated app to provide a seamless experience in monitoring and predictive maintenance of industrial operations.
Why is it called the Neuron System?
The system is named after neurons, the nerve cells in our bodies, because it functions similarly to a nervous system for industrial operations. The Neuron Sensors act like nerve cells, gathering data that flows through an IoT network, enabling efficient, real-time monitoring and decision-making.
What are the main components of the Neuron System?
The Neuron System comprises four main components:
- Neuron Sensors: Battery-powered wireless sensors that monitor various industrial conditions.
- Neuron Gateway: Facilitates communication between sensors and the cloud, managing data flow and processing.
- Neuron Cloud: Stores data and provides long-term memory for the system, accessible for analysis and retrieval.
- Neuron App: Serves as the control panel for monitoring, administration, and analysis of the sensor network.
What are the benefits of using the Neuron System for IoT monitoring?
Neuron Systems offers several benefits, including:
- Predictive maintenance: Prevents production stoppages by forecasting maintenance needs.
- Enhanced efficiency: Monitors equipment to optimize performance and prevent overstrain.
- User-friendliness: Easy to install and use without requiring extensive training.
- Cost savings: Reduces costs through efficient monitoring and maintenance strategies.
How does predictive maintenance work with the Neuron System?
Predictive maintenance in the Neuron System involves continuous monitoring of equipment to assess its endurance and determine optimal times for maintenance. This approach helps increase efficiency and prevents unplanned production halts.
In what industrial applications are Neuron Sensors used?
Neuron Sensors have versatile applications across various industries. They are particularly effective in:
- Manufacturing for predictive maintenance and process automation.
- Agriculture for both indoor and outdoor farming optimization.
- Food Industry for monitoring and maintaining cold chains.
- Building Automation for managing HVAC systems, door/window sensors, and safety devices like fire and smoke detectors.
