Tyler Union was seeking to replace their Synapse system, which was integral to their power monitoring and equipment health monitoring. After Synapse ceased operation, Tyler Union was left with over 130 sensors that were no longer functional, leading to gaps in their ability to monitor power usage and predict equipment failures.
In addition to power monitoring, Tyler Union was looking for a solution that would provide early detection of equipment failures—specifically, monitoring the temperature and vibration levels of critical machinery such as baghouse motors.
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