Industrial monitoring · Live today

Know before the line stops.

Describe the equipment you want watched. Sentrel watches it, warns you the moment something drifts out of range, and keeps a record you can prove.

Live in an afternoon. No integrator, no new sensors, nothing ripped out.

A plant engineer watching live equipment readings on a tablet beside a running pump skid
Vibration · Pump P-12
8.4 mm/s
Above your limit

Works with the equipment and protocols your team already runs

ModbusOPC-UAMQTTRaspberry PiSiemensAdvantechTeltonika
The problem

Machines rarely fail without warning. The warning goes unseen.

The readings that predict a stop already sit inside your equipment. What is missing is someone watching them at 3 a.m.

Maintenance staff inspecting a machine that has already failed

You find out afterwards

The bearing failure and the cooler that drifted overnight were both in the data. Both were found once the cost was paid.

A long monitoring rollout plan spread across a meeting table

The project is bigger than the problem

Watching one pump turns into servers, network changes and a timeline measured in quarters.

Control panels from several different equipment vendors side by side

Your floor is treated as the obstacle

Three controller vendors and a machine from 2008 get quoted as a replacement program, when the readings already exist inside them.

A quality team unable to verify whether a production record is original

You cannot prove any of it

When an auditor or a customer asks whether a record is genuine, "it is in the system" is not an answer.

What changes

Three things you get on day one.

Not a toolkit to assemble. Warning, visibility and proof work from your first connected machine.

A technician checking a motor bearing during a routine inspection
Vibration · Pump P-12
8.4 mm/s
1Early warning

Hear about it while you can still act.

Set the window each machine should stay inside, in your own words. Every reading is checked against it as it arrives, and a breach reaches your team immediately.

  • Brief spikes caught, not stepped over between checks
  • Equipment that goes quiet raises a warning of its own
  • Alerts name the machine, the reading and the limit
How alerting works
Equipment · Live
48
Online
1
Warnings
99.4%
Uptime
Vibration · Chiller CH-0124 h
  • Pump P-12Line 2 · Utilities2,840 RPM
  • Compressor C-04Line 2 · Air142 PSI
  • Chiller CH-01Plant · Cooling8.4 mm/s
  • Press PR-07Line 4 · Forming61 °C
2One live view

Everything in one place, floor to office.

Live dashboards and SCADA-style process screens you create by describing them. Equipment overview, fault analysis, cost and reports are already there.

  • A new view in minutes, built by whoever needs it
  • Floor screens and management roll-ups from one source
  • Each role sees what it should, and nothing more
See dashboards & SCADA
A quality manager and an auditor reviewing equipment records together
Integrity check
Intact
3Provable records

Evidence that is ready before they ask.

Readings are sealed as they are recorded and can only be added to. You demonstrate the record is intact rather than vouching for it.

  • Verify the whole history in one click
  • One searchable trail across readings, changes and access
  • Supports 21 CFR Part 11 controls as standard, not as a tier
Proof & compliance
How it works

Three steps, one afternoon.

No servers to provision, no screens to hand-build, nobody outside your team in the loop.

An engineer describing what to monitor on a tablet at the machine
1

Describe it

Write the equipment, the readings and the limits in a sentence. Adjust anything Sentrel gets wrong before it goes live.

A small gateway being wired into an existing control cabinet
2

Connect it

Put a gateway you already own in the panel and point it at the equipment. Nothing is replaced and your control logic is untouched.

Operators watching live equipment status come online
3

Go live

Readings arrive, limits start being checked, and your dashboards fill in. Most teams are watching real equipment the same afternoon.

An afternoon
to your first live equipment
Zero
new sensors or replacements
Any vendor
mixed floors are normal
Every reading
sealed and provable
On the plant floor

Built for the floor, not for the demo.

Sentrel runs on the gateways, controllers and protocols your team already trusts.

Modbus · OPC-UA
open protocols, any vendor
Your gateway
not our appliance
No changes
to your control logic
Questions

What OT teams ask first.

Sentrel is vendor-neutral and reads your existing equipment over Modbus and OPC-UA through a gateway you already own. There are no proprietary sensors to buy and nothing to rip out.

You describe what you want watched the way you would to a colleague: "Monitor pump P-12 for speed, pressure and vibration. Warn me above 3,000 RPM or 150 PSI." Sentrel proposes the readings and limits, shows you what it understood, and waits for you to confirm. You change it later the same way.

No. Sentrel reads values that already exist. Your control logic, setpoints and sequences are untouched.

Yes. Readings and configuration changes are sealed when recorded and can only be added to, never overwritten. One check confirms the record is intact, or identifies exactly which entry is not.

No. Sentrel is hosted and turnkey: alerting, dashboards, reporting, roles and the compliance record all work out of the box. You stand it up yourself and reach first value in an afternoon.

Any reading your equipment exposes: speed, pressure, temperature, vibration, flow, current, level, run state and more. You set the window each machine should stay inside and get warned in real time when it leaves it.

See your equipment this afternoon.

Describe what you want watched, connect a gateway you already own, and be live today.