How to Pilot a Wireless Condition Monitoring Program
Learn about important considerations to make prior to starting your wireless condition monitoring program.…
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Integrating Connect Wireless with Existing Reliability Programs
See how CTC's Connect line of wireless hardware is designed for easy integration with your existing reliability program.…
Wired vs. Wireless Sensors: When to Use Each for Optimal Performance
This guide will help you determine when to choose wireless sensors over wired, and vice versa, to ensure both cost efficiency and data integrity.…
Success Story: Motor-Gearbox Monitoring
See how PFE used cross-phase checks on a large motor-gearbox unit in a plant to find the cause of seemingly "random" extreme increases in vibrations on this gearbox setup.…
Vibration Monitoring for Data Center HVAC Units
Learn about CTC's precision-engineered condition monitoring solutions ideal for data center HVAC monitoring applications.…
Success Story: Connect Line Wireless Monitoring Solutions for Paper Mills
CTC distribution partners, VKT, were commissioned to perform condition monitoring services at a paper mill in Sweden. Check out the data that CTC Connect Wireless Vibration Monitoring Solutions paired with Viking AI MultiViz Software obtained while remotely monitoring a critical gearbox.…
CTC ConnectSens™ Wireless Sensors for Cranes
Explore how CTC ConnectSens Wireless Sensors can be used for efficient and safe machine condition monitoring of cranes in a variety of industries.…
Signal Conditioners vs. Loop Power Vibration Transmitters
Learn about the similarities and differences between loop power transmitters and signal conditioners for process monitoring, and how to select the best solution for your specific machine condition monitoring application.…
Dynamic Output vs. 4-20 mA Accelerometers
Learn about the similarities and differences between dynamic output accelerometers and 4-20 mA accelerometers used for machine condition monitoring, and how to choose the best sensor for your specific machine condition monitoring application.…
Hazardous Area Classifications Explained
Hazardous area classifications exist to help prevent catastrophic industrial incidents like explosions and fires. Learn about common types of hazardous area classifications and why they are important considerations for vibration analysts.…
