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Predictive maintenance for critical pump infrastructure
Wireless, adhesive-mount sensors monitor the vibration and temperature of your pumps around the clock — built for industrial facilities and municipal water systems across Northwest Indiana.
The cost of not knowing
Every one of these failure modes develops gradually — days or weeks of slowly worsening vibration and heat before a pump actually goes down. Without continuous monitoring, that window passes unnoticed, and what could have been a scheduled repair becomes an emergency call, a contractor markup, and unplanned downtime.
Microscopic pitting builds slowly, raising vibration signatures long before any audible sign of trouble.
Grease breakdown increases friction and heat, accelerating wear on every component downstream.
Grit and debris entering the housing show up as irregular vibration patterns well before visible damage.
Even slight misalignment creates a distinct vibration frequency — one of the earliest and most detectable warning signs.
How pulse works
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A wireless vibration and temperature sensor bonds directly to the bearing housing. No wiring, no drilling, no process interruption — install takes minutes per pump.
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The sensor streams vibration and thermal data continuously, establishing a healthy baseline signature unique to your equipment.
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The moment a reading drifts from baseline, your team is notified — days or weeks before the issue becomes a failure.
Built for NWI's infrastructure
For manufacturing plants and processing facilities, unplanned downtime means halted lines and missed output. Continuous monitoring extends equipment life and turns surprise failures into scheduled maintenance.
For water and wastewater systems, a lift station failure is a service interruption to residents. Pulse gives utility teams the early warning needed to protect continuity of service and plan maintenance budgets with confidence.
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Tell us about your facility and equipment. We'll follow up to schedule a walkthrough and scope the right sensor coverage for your pumps.