Typical scenarios.

Starting point

Temperatures in cold rooms and warehouses are read manually and documented on paper. Deviations are noticed late, and inspection preparation takes a lot of time.

Approach

Survey of critical areas, radio planning, installation of qualifiable loggers and gateways, definition of alarm limits and escalation chains. Qualification documentation is prepared together with the operator’s quality assurance.

Result

Continuous, auditable recording with audit trail, alarms before a deviation occurs and much less paper documentation.

Starting point

The system integrator recommends a complete replacement of an end-of-life control system. Investment and planned downtime are high, and the rationale is hard for the operator to verify.

Approach

Independent analysis of hardware, software and spare-parts situation. Comparison of full replacement and step-by-step retrofit including costs, risks and downtime planning.

Result

A solid basis for management decisions – often with a retrofit path that spreads investment over time and minimises production loss.

Starting point

Many measuring points from different vendors, no central view, alarms spread across several systems. Leaks, temperature peaks or overdue inspections are detected too late.

Approach

Set-up of a private LoRaWAN network with coverage even inside concrete buildings, MONIDAS as central dashboard, integration of existing systems and escalation chains per area.

Result

A shared data basis without mandatory cloud, early detection of incidents and an audit-ready history.