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SICK’S MONITORING BOX OPENS A WINDOW TO BETTER MACHINE PERFORMANCE


condition monitoring and preventative maintenance of sensors, machines, processes and plants. The SICK Monitoring Box can be adapted for diverse individual operating requirements to provide live status feedback and historical analysis, supporting more effective maintenance and optimised efficiency. With the SICK Monitoring Box, all kinds of


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industrial operations can begin to digitalise their processes on the road to Industry 4.0. Enabled by pre-configured Apps on a wide range of SICK sensors, the Monitoring Box provides transparent data monitoring through an intuitive, browser-based dashboard for desktop or mobile devices. Device data is processed via powerful IoT gateways to enable local data storage on a customer premises or via secure connection to the SICK cloud. “The SICK Monitoring Box is so simple and adaptable that the opportunities for


condition monitoring are limited only by your imagination,” says Neil Sandhu, SICK UK Product Manager for measurement and systems. “Bolt on the SICK Monitoring Box and transparent information about the health of your machines is just a few short steps away. Depending on your requirements, information such as operating hours, wear, temperature, energy usage or level of contamination, turns into a valuable resource.” To get started, a SICK service employee installs and activates the gateway, your


devices are connected and data transmission begins. If preferred, customers can then choose to hand over their entire device monitoring to SICK service, not only of SICK sensors, but also of third-party devices where appropriate. Simply log in and view all your devices at a glance with the AssetBrowser, search


by device status using the AssetFilter, view incidents and graphical representations to identify historical patterns and trends. Use the Data Explorer and Event Log to review a record of alarms and notifications. Thanks to the predefined monitoring SensorApps, additional sensors can be integrated into the SICK Monitoring Box without any programming knowledge.


SICK u www.sick.co.uk


UK MANUFACTURER EXTENDS ITS PROTECTION OF STORED BULK CROPS ACROSS THE GLOBE


success of its long-term OEM customer, Stored Crop, as demand for their crop ‘fogging’ machines extends to a wider


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international market. For over 20 years, Titan’s 900 series turbine flow meters have been measuring the


flow and volume of dispensed agrochemicals to ensure consistent and safe dispersal. Where each country has its own regulations regarding chemicals used in the preservation of food stores and crops, the durability and chemical resistance of Titan’s flow meters means that the different ‘fogging’ chemicals dispersed through Stored Crop’s machines, can be used where careful control of application volume is absolutely critical.


Titan Enterprises u +44 (0)1935 812790 u sales@flowmeters.co.uk u https://www.flowmeters.co.uk/turbine-flow-meters-titan-900- series-turbine-flow-measurement/


Instrumentation Monthly February 2022 49


itan Enterprises, a leading flowmeter technology company, reports on the


ICK has launched The Monitoring Box, a simple system that enables plug-and-play


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