Equipment monitoring system
AssigneeUemsi/Htv, Inc.
InventorsRichard D. Dresang, Roger W. Schreiber, Daniel M. Olson, Christopher J. Brimmer, Bernard M. Hengels
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AssigneeUemsi/Htv, Inc.
InventorsRichard D. Dresang, Roger W. Schreiber, Daniel M. Olson, Christopher J. Brimmer, Bernard M. Hengels
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An equipment monitoring system preferably includes an electronic control device, a controller area network bus wiring harness (CAN BUS) and a plurality of sensors. The electronic control device preferably includes a software program for receiving input from the plurality of sensors. The CAN BUS wiring harness provides an interface between the electronic control device and the plurality of sensors. The plurality of sensors include at least one oil temperature sensor, at least one fluid pressure sensor, at least one vibration sensor, at least one speed sensor, a moisture sensor vacuum sensor and an exhaust air temperature sensor. The software program monitors the plurality of sensors. If the operating limit of one of the plurality of sensors is exceeded, the electronic control device sets off some type of alarm. The electronic control device preferably wirelessly transmits the data received from the sensor to a remote device.
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