Industrial monitors - Import export

Safety and efficiency are paramount in the oil and gas sector. ESCOM Enhanced Solutions delivers state-of-the-art wireless, batteryless sensors tailored to the unique challenges of this industry. Our technology enables real-time monitoring of critical parameters, facilitating efficient predictive maintenance and enhancing safety measures across extraction, processing, transportation, and storage operations.

Traditional in-pipe temperature sensors, including thermocouples, RTDs, and thermistors, have been essential in various industries for monitoring temperature variations. However, they present several drawbacks. These conventional sensors rely on wired connections for data transmission and power supply, necessitating complex and extensive cabling infrastructure. Cable trays and platforms must be installed to accommodate wiring, increasing costs and architectural requirements. Over time, cables are susceptible to deterioration, leading to signal loss, inaccurate measurements, and potential safety hazards. Regular maintenance is essential to address these issues, adding to operational expenses.

Experience the next generation of industrial communication with Wi-Gate, an advanced wireless gateway meticulously engineered to transmit data from WiPr-es sensors to PLC and SCADA systems. Facilitating seamless connectivity, Wi-Gate provides status notifications and efficiently processes pressure data from WiT-es & WiPr-es sensors, storing and forwarding the information to the corresponding registered MAC addresses in the PLC. Wi-Gate is equipped with a diverse range of communication options, including RS485, Modbus, Profibus, Profinet, Wi-Fi, and BLE, ensuring flexible and reliable data transfer. With a transmission power of 30dBm and communication capabilities in the 900-915MHz range, Wi-Gate supports up to 128 registered MAC addresses, enabling seamless data communication for proficient industrial pressure monitoring in even the most demanding environments.

Traditional in-pipe pressure sensors, including strain gauge pressure transducers and capacitive pressure sensors, have been essential in various industries for monitoring pressure variations. However, they present several drawbacks. These conventional sensors rely on wired connections for data transmission and power supply, necessitating complex and extensive cabling infrastructure. Cable trays and platforms must be installed to accommodate wiring, increasing costs and architectural requirements. Over time, cables are susceptible to deterioration, leading to signal loss, inaccurate measurements, and potential safety hazards. Regular maintenance is essential to address these issues, adding to operational expenses. Furthermore, the dependence on external power sources or batteries results in additional maintenance and environmental concerns related to battery disposal.