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Predictive Maintenance Solutions
We build Continuous Thermal Monitoring (CTM) and IIOT-driven solutions to help organizations stay productive, safer and more efficient.
Increase safety
Reduce interactions with compromised assets
Reduce outages
Minimize the likelihood of electrical failures
Improve efficiency
Maximize financial return over asset lifetime
Digitize assets
Access essential data for digital transformation
Help protect critical electrical assets
Build more sustainable and resilient electrical infrastructure by identifying the symptoms of power failures.
Increase productivity
Increase asset production output by up to a quarter
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Enhance efficiency
Substantial reductions to maintenance costs
Reduce outages
Greatly reduce the risk of equipment downtime
Continuous Thermal Monitoring
Continuous Thermal Monitoring (CTM) can predict up to 70% more failures in electrical assets than periodic inspection. Thermal sensors help to protect critical electrical infrastructure from expensive failures, reduce costs and unplanned downtime, and increase personnel safety. Add to this the acceleration of IIOT, making condition monitoring sensors essential to the acquisition of data to future-proof your most important asset: power.
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Why choose Exertherm?
Discover the benefits of Continuous Thermal Monitoring (CTM) to improve safety, avoid outages, save costs, and access data.
24x7 Thermal Monitoring
Simple Installation
Increase Team Safety
Zero Maintenance
NFPA 70B Compliant
CTM solutions:
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Continuous Thermal Monitoring
- Enhance safety
- Increase efficiency and uptime
- Opex cost savings
- Essential data for asset integrity management and IIOT Analytics
Engineering
Improve workforce safety
- Enhance safety around electrical assets
- Reduce electrical hot work risk
- Evolve to predictive maintenance
- Optimize asset availability and performance
Operations
Increase operational uptime
- Maximize electrical power uptime
- Detect faults in advance of an outage
- Reduce the likelihood of asset damage associated with electrical failures
- Ensure systems remain available
Transformation
Acquire data from electrical assets
- Continuously monitor electrical asset temperature
- Get access to essential asset condition data
- Utilise data in analytics dashboards for continuous improvement
- Manage risks, reduce costs, improve performance
Finance
Increase return on asset investment
- Help protect your electrical asset investment
- Get advance warning of power failures
- Reduce the need for costly maintenance schedules
- Install fit and forget sensor technology
Exertherm
As businesses strive to build resilience to deliver better, more reliable, and more cost-effective services, dependence on electricity has never been more urgent. A growing number of organizations now recognize the advantages of our thermal condition monitoring solutions to stay competitive and maximize the durability and reliability of their electrical infrastructure. While also increasing safety for personnel working in and around live electrical environments.
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Data Centers
Data centers rely on a continuous supply of clean electricity, making power outages a constant and critical threat. Condition monitoring sensors are the key to obtaining the data that is fundamental to digitizing your electrical maintenance.
Condition monitoring sensors can be installed in electrical components such as LV/MV switchgear, MCCs, UPS, PDUs, and dry transformers. Sensors provide an early warning to alert personnel when and where a potential electrical failure may occur.
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Oil and Gas
Hitting productivity goals and ensuring workforce safety are two key objectives for oil and gas managers. Whether operations are up-, mid-, or downstream, these challenges are shared across the energy sector.
Eliminate the risk of unexpected electrical equipment failures with new and more efficient maintenance methods. Thermal sensors monitor critical electrical assets 24/7 and provide valuable condition data for equipment such as LV/MV switchgear, MCCs, UPS, PDUs, and dry transformers.
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Heavy Industry
Unexpected failures in power distribution disrupt the ability to keep water flowing. Maintaining the electrical assets that power water treatment processes are key to ensuring better facility uptime and operational efficiency.
Power to water pumps is managed by motor control centers (MCC), which are essential to ensuring facility uptime. By monitoring MCC’s 24/7, engineers can detect electrical equipment faults in advance of a failure.
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Logistics
With refrigeration so vital in the food service business, electrical connections must be inspected regularly as part of refrigeration maintenance programs to prevent operational meltdowns due to power loss.
The threat of lost stock due to refrigeration downtime means organizations need to be looking to solutions that digitize electrical asset maintenance and minimize the risk of electrical failure. Continuous monitoring for critical electrical assets is the key to ensuring operational uptime.
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Critical Infrastructure
IIoT is irreversibly changing the way equipment is operated and maintained. It connects the internet to electrical/mechanical infrastructure and process machinery to enable condition monitoring data to be acquired.
It's more important now than ever to be focusing attention on the benefits of continuous monitoring as opposed to inspection, and accept that this change to digitized maintenance is inevitable.
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Retail
E-commerce continues to grow exponentially; this puts enormous pressure on fulfilment centers when it comes to customer expectation of fast delivery. A vital part of this process is the ability to move / sort packages as quickly and efficiently as possible via motorized conveyors.
Operational uptime for each motor is therefore essential, meaning a malfunction of a motor on the conveyor system can quickly lead to costly downtime and even shutdown of time critical core operations.
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Exertherm
The evolution from thermographic inspection to 24x7 monitoring of electrical infrastructure is inevitable and the pace of change to CTM is accelerating.
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Sales Agent
Step up your game as your customer’s trusted partner of choice, by promoting digitally enabled equipment and solutions and through customer lifetime value selling.
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Installers
Strengthen your value proposition through digital IIoT offerings and help your customers by deploying and scaling digital solution retrofits and upgrades.
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OEM
Sharpen your profile, stand out, and gain a competitive edge by offering digitally enabled equipment and solutions and via customer lifetime value selling.
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Distributors
Sharpen your profile, stand out, and gain a competitive edge by offering digitally enabled equipment and solutions and via customer lifetime value selling.
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In Habshan-5 there are approximately 1,500 Exertherm infra-red sensors and the Exertherm system is highly effective and has successfully detected high temperature zones on numerous occasions.
GASCO, Habshan-5
The Exertherm sensors are working great. There was an incident of a bus plate overheating, due to bolting problems, and the sensors detected it, saving us costly repair & downtime.
Engineering Technology Company
The Exertherm sensors are now part of new build specifications for our cruise ships, being incorporated into the ABB electrical switchgear to reduce the risk of expensive electrical connection failures.
Cruise Line Design Team
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The Exertherm thermal monitoring solution is now part of our base electrical switchgear specification for all new-build datacenters globally, thus reducing the risk of outages and future-proofing our new equipment.
Global Tech Giant Electrical Engineering Management
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