Online Sensor Suite
Ensuring lubricant condition, controlling contamination and detection of wear debris using a single sensor is impossible, at least for the foreseeable future. This is why Kittiwake have developed the first sensor suite. Developed to offer real-time monitoring on critical plant such as a wind turbine gearbox the sensor suite uses its own piston pump to make frequent inspections of remote oil and machine health. The risk of sampling error is eliminated and data from the sensors can be streamed via any network system, allowing remote monitoring and more effective maintenance planning.
Designed for simple installation near the lubrication system of a machine, the suite reports metallic ferrous wear debris, the condition of the oil, including contamination and the Moisture content of the oil. This suite can also be installed with GPRS transmission equipment and online webspace - see our internet asset monitor page for details
Features:
The requirement for on-line machinery and oil condition monitoring is becoming evermore apparent as maintenance costs increase and production capacity and equipment performance is maximised.
While temperature, pressure and vibration sensors all have their part to play in a condition monitoring package, early detection of changes in oil and lubricant condition and regular, consistent monitoring of wear metal debris in rotating plant provide greater insight into the actual condition of vital machinery and equipment.
Kittiwake have developed a range of innovative and practical on-line sensors for wear metal debris and oil condition detection and monitoring.
The ANALEXrs range is designed to provide plant engineers and maintenance managers with real time, continuously monitored testing and analysis data for critical plant and equipment.
Suitable for use with slow, medium and high speed diesel engines, gas turbines, gearboxes, compressors, generators, vehicles and other oil filled plant, these sensors help to increase productivity, reduce costs and improve profitability.
Download product PDF by clicking here or by clicking the PDF download box .
Designed for simple installation near the lubrication system of a machine, the suite reports metallic ferrous wear debris, the condition of the oil, including contamination and the Moisture content of the oil. This suite can also be installed with GPRS transmission equipment and online webspace - see our internet asset monitor page for details
Features:
- Can be used in Remote Locations where continuous monitoring is not always possible by engineers.
- Rugged design for most applications
- Low cost of purchase and ownership
- Allows the engineer to proactively monitor critical fluids allowing early maintenance intervention to prevent failure
- Controlling the wear rate ensures longer service life
- Increases the surveillance level of the machine between oil samples to offer greater confidence to the maintenance engineer
- Minimal annual servicing costs
The requirement for on-line machinery and oil condition monitoring is becoming evermore apparent as maintenance costs increase and production capacity and equipment performance is maximised.
While temperature, pressure and vibration sensors all have their part to play in a condition monitoring package, early detection of changes in oil and lubricant condition and regular, consistent monitoring of wear metal debris in rotating plant provide greater insight into the actual condition of vital machinery and equipment.
Kittiwake have developed a range of innovative and practical on-line sensors for wear metal debris and oil condition detection and monitoring.
The ANALEXrs range is designed to provide plant engineers and maintenance managers with real time, continuously monitored testing and analysis data for critical plant and equipment.
Suitable for use with slow, medium and high speed diesel engines, gas turbines, gearboxes, compressors, generators, vehicles and other oil filled plant, these sensors help to increase productivity, reduce costs and improve profitability.
Download product PDF by clicking here or by clicking the PDF download box .








