The ABB Ability Smart Sensor turns rotating equipment, including drives, motors, and applications, such as pumps, into smart, wireless, connected assets. 

Broadly speaking, a sensor is just a device that sends a signal when it detects an event or a change in the environment. But, sensors can be packaged together in different ways to create an optimal ecosystem. Take this quiz to learn more about sensors and what they can do for your facility.

Equipped with a camera lens, microphone, micro speaker, and cellular or Wi-Fi reception, smart glasses are powered by leading-edge software that can perform real-time analyses and provide data to the wearer. 

The RFC4800 Series of touchless angle sensors feature an IO-Link output interface and measure angular position up to 360-degrees, revolutions, and speed without wear.

Flusso developed the FLS122 sensor to enable board-mounted air velocity measurements for thermal management and filter monitoring in some of the most space-constrained and challenging environments.

Vaisala’s instruments monitor the conditions and energy efficiency of data centers that maintain the digital environment. 

The Stratus EMS system monitors environmental conditions that can impact critical information equipment in server rooms and data centers.

The sensors are engineered for seamless retrofit and simplified replacement and include features to simplify installation, commissioning, operation, preventive maintenance, and troubleshooting. 

The battery-less PODs operate on low power via the provided cables, making them highly reliable and low maintenance. 

Sensaphone offers sensors that measure airflow and differential pressure in cooling towers, air- and water-cooled chillers, air handlers, refrigeration units, power generators, control rooms, clean rooms, computer rooms, and data centers.