ELMSFORD, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--UE Systems, the world leader in ultrasonic instruments and training solutions for predictive maintenance, reliability, condition monitoring and energy saving programs, today announced the release of the UltraTrak 850s Smart Analog Sensor. With the launch of the UltraTrak 850s, UE Systems is set to deliver a modern sensor and transmitter to the market, giving maintenance and reliability professionals the ability to easily leverage the power of ultrasound to detect early onset failures in industrial equipment.
“We are very excited to announce the release of the UltraTrak 850s. As we continue to innovate our hardware and technology, we are committed to making it easier for our customers to install, configure, and effectively utilize our products,” said Blair Fraser, Global Vice-President at UE Systems. “The UltraTrak 850s has been built to connect directly with our customer’s existing technology applications and can be installed in minutes. We really believe that adding the power of ultrasound into a customer’s existing measurement and automation stack should be a simple task”.
The UltraTrak 850s is ready to guard against unplanned downtime and product loss the minute it is installed. The device passively senses ultrasound produced by mechanical equipment in the form of friction, impacting, and turbulence while processing the decibel level into an analog signal to work seamlessly with existing PLC, SCADA, DCS and other automation systems. This, in turn, supports real-time data trending and alerting, making it possible to detect and address important issues earlier and faster.
UE Systems plans to introduce the UltraTrak 850s to its current customer base, along with selling the new sensor and transmitter to a wide-range of asset-reliant businesses around the world. To learn more about the UltraTrak 850s Smart Analog Sensor, visit: www.uesystems.com/product/ultratrak-850s-smart-analog-sensor or www.uesystems.com
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