LIMPET VIBRATION MONITORING DEVICE BY EARLSMERE
ABOUT THIS PRODUCT...
The Limpet is the latest technology for monitoring HAVs from Earlmere.
Limpet works using the latest Bluetooth technology, powered by a replaceable coin cell battery, giving up to two years of use. It requires no multi-part accessories such as docking stations, chargers, cables or hosting service.
Limpet is a personal vibration monitoring device fitted to a tool by the operator. Each Limpet holder is RFID enabled which also allows for full asset control without additional costs.
By scanning the RFID enabled Limpet holder, with any mobile hand held device, the Limpet is automatically programmed with operator id, vibration magnitude and time of allowed use, sent to the Limpet from the Toolminder Mobile App.
Vibration levels are recorded on the Limpet and are displayed to the operator by way of LED Traffic Light. Limpet will store and transmit the recorded data back to a host system via WIFI.
COMPANY PROFILE
Formed in 1988, Earlsmere has over 25 years of experience in the field of identification and tracking of goods and services. We always aim to provide the highest quality of service, pursuing the satisfaction of our clients across all industry sectors, tackling each task with safe, reliable and innovative solutions.
To complement the Limpet, Earlsmere has launched its own rugged RFID reader enabled 5” mobile device which allows for programming and communication with the Limpet.
Limpet is designed to work with Earlsmere’s Toolminder soſtware for total asset tracking and control, report generation and service scheduling.
Company Contact
enquiry@earlsmere.co.uk 01226 750111
www.earlsmere.co.uk/index.php
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