Monitor the equipment that keeps your plant running in a visual, gamified experience, receive alerts when configured conditions occur, and query equipment data on WhatsApp, Telegram, or web chat.
Tell us what equipment you operate and we will review which variables and signals we can monitor together.
Chilled water · Injection circuit
Auxiliary & peripheral equipment
Few systems focus on plant peripherals, yet an out-of-range condition there impacts the entire floor. We connect available signals from your equipment through sensors and cabinet integration.
Continuous visibility into your process cooling conditions. Receive REX alerts when temperature or power draw leaves your configured range.
Typical variables: Supply/return temperature, flow, pressure, and electrical power (kW / A).
Track pump operation and available variables to spot unscheduled stops, pressure drops, or changes in operating duty.
Typical variables: Operating state, line pressure, flow rate, current, and vibration (depending on instrumentation).
Monitor compressed-air supply and electrical demand. Check with REX if header pressure drops or if the unit keeps running off-shift.
Typical variables: Header pressure, on/off state, phase current, and cumulative energy (kWh).
Track key operating conditions to protect pneumatic lines, valves, and moisture- or temperature-sensitive processes.
Typical variables: Temperature, operating status, differential pressure, and electrical consumption.
Visibility into tank levels and significant changes across water cisterns, chemicals, or raw-material silos. Configure alerts before reaching critical levels.
Typical variables: Continuous level (4-20 mA / ultrasonic / hydrostatic sensors) and high/low thresholds.
Cooling towers, extractors, boilers, or utility panels. We evaluate your equipment and available signals to integrate it into your map.
Typical variables: 4-20 mA analog signals, digital inputs, pulse counters, and electrical metering.
A more visual way to stay on top of your plant
The gamified view makes it obvious which assets need attention; REX notifications and chat let you check what is happening and follow up without losing context.
Place your chillers, pumps, compressors, dryers, and tanks on the Factory View. Check the status and configured variables of each asset at a glance.
Set thresholds on available variables (temperature, pressure, level, power, or state). When a configured condition occurs, REX notifies your team right away.
Ask REX via WhatsApp, Telegram, or web chat how your equipment has behaved, set temporary watches, and log follow-up actions.
Real plant usage
Where teams once relied on manual clipboard rounds, they now have continuous visibility of configured variables and timely alerts in the channel they already use.
Spot return chilled-water temperature shifts, pressure drops in the compressed-air header, and low supply-tank levels before they affected main production lines.
Temperature, pressure, and level sensors wired to cabinet Raptor units, plus electrical metering (kW and phase current) organized in the Factory View.
When a variable crosses its configured threshold, REX sends a WhatsApp or Telegram alert. The team checks recent history in chat and logs the corrective action.
Request a demonstration
Select the equipment you care about and leave your details so we can review your setup, validate available signals, and schedule a live demonstration.
Frequently asked questions
Chillers, cooling towers, water or process pumps, air compressors, dryers, tanks/cisterns, and auxiliary electrical panels. We review the signals available on your equipment (such as 4-20 mA sensors, status outputs, pulses, or electrical metering) to confirm which variables can be integrated.
You configure thresholds on your equipment variables (for example, chilled-water temperature, air pressure, or tank level). When a reading leaves the configured range, REX sends an alert via WhatsApp, Telegram, email, or web chat, and you can reply or ask questions to check equipment context.
It is our interactive Factory View: a visual map where you arrange your peripheral equipment and machines just like your plant floor. Each asset shows its live status and, when clicked, opens its window with recent readings, comparisons, and history without losing sight of the rest of the operation.
The Raptor unit installs in the equipment's electrical cabinet and connects to available sensors or signals. Installation time and exact variables depend on each asset's instrumentation; during the demo we review your specific setup.
Yes. Many customers start with the peripherals most critical to plant continuity (such as the main chiller, compressed-air header, or supply cisterns) and later add more equipment to the same map.