Azolla Sensor Options
Facilities Managers are becoming less aware of the advancements in IoT and sensor technology. Sensor technology is constantly evolving, particularly in the Facilities Management space where every problem has a potential IoT solution. To leverage these advancements effectively, it’s crucial to engage with someone who comprehends your specific challenges and can provide the best advice.
This is especially important for those with extensive experience in traditional methods, as understanding and integrating modern IoT and sensor technologies can significantly enhance operational efficiency, ensure safety, and bridge the gap between traditional practices and modern innovations.
Given the wide variety of sensors available and their specific applications, consulting with an expert who understands both the technology and the unique requirements of your project is essential. This ensures that the solutions implemented are not only technologically sound but also tailored to your specific needs, optimizing efficiency and performance in your facilities.
We can help you:
- Identify the right type of sensor: Based on the problem you’re trying to solve, our team of IoT experts can recommend the most suitable sensor type.
- Understand sensor specifications: We can explain critical specifications such as range, accuracy, sensitivity, and response time.
- Integrate sensors into your system: Our team can provide advice on the best way to incorporate sensors into your existing setup, ensuring compatibility and optimal performance.
- Troubleshoot issues: If you encounter problems with your sensors, we can help diagnose and resolve these issues effectively.
IoT Sensor Example in Healthcare
In essence, the integration of IoT sensors with the Azolla rule engine provides a versatile, efficient, and tailored solution for managing and monitoring buildings. This combination allows customers to precisely control what they measure, how often they collect data, and how they respond to different conditions. With the ability to set multiple tolerance levels and route alerts to the right individuals, our system ensures that every problem is addressed by the right person, leading to faster resolutions and more efficient operations.
Popular IoT Sensors in Facilities Management
For Your Facility
Occupancy Sensors
Wirelessly monitor motion by people and map each area accessed across time. You can also measure motion, temperature, and humidity with one sensor. These passive infrared (PIR) sensing solutions help boost security, protect key assets, and maintain climate conditions. Read More
Contact Sensors
Occupancy can be tracked in a number of ways from heat detection to door opening and closing. People count data can then be used to trigger on-demand cleaning requests within restrooms or shared areas with automated email alerts requiring close out from your hygiene teams.
Air Quality Co2
This easy-to-use air quality sensor measures PM2.5 & PM10 concentrations in the air. Protect occupants and ensure safety in offices, and production facilities using our CO2 sensors. Trigger alerts if values reach above tolerances and limit people traffic within meeting rooms and shared areas.
Desk Monitoring
Hybrid working and hot desking can be supported by using sensors to identify available space for employees coming into the office. Hotdesk sensors can also support On Demand cleaning only focusing hygiene efforts where they are needed.
For Your Comms Room
Motion Detection Sensors
Motion detection sensors help to highlight when an area is used and potential security issues by unauthorised personnel. Alerts can be set to only trigger within certain times routing directly to security staff.
Temperature and Humidity Sensors
Temperature variation is a key factor in Comms room monitoring. Excessive temperature is a good indication that the HVAC or AC is not dissipating heat effectively. High humidity levels impact negatively on IT assets while low humidity levels can lead to electrostatic discharge.
Leak Detection Sensors
Leak detection sensors include contact and rope options. The correct sensor will depend on the room size and where water is most likely to pool. Immediately alert if a leak is detected including monitoring resolution.
Vibration Sensors
Remotely track vibrations in machines or structures with these plug-&-play sensors. Identify if key equipment is running when expected or identify excessive vibration as a lead indicator of potential equipment failure.
For Your Assets
Air Pressure Sensors
These turnkey sensors measure the pressure difference between two ports. Common applications include clean rooms, pharmaceutical production, commercial kitchens, and HVAC. Ideal for knowing when filter changes are required.
Wireless AC Current Meters
Deploy a Wireless AC Current Meter to remotely monitor power consumption. Get valuable insights on machine health, HVAC performance, or supply issues via current usage. May also be used for submetering.
Wireless Three Phase
Azolla’s 20A, 150A, and 500A industrial-grade Wireless 3-phase Current Meters remotely monitor power consumption. Ideal for tracking motor health and external power system faults, or economizing machine use without performing additional wiring.
Thermocouple Sensors
Wireless Thermocouple Sensors are available with a hardwired needle-style probe or K-type quick connector to support various thermocouple types and ranges up to 400°C (752°F). Great for tracking high-temperature processes and machinery. Can also be used in wet or damp environments.
For Your Restrooms
Soap Sensors
Monitor if soap dispensers need to be replenished. Azolla allows you to create a complex rule that only notifies cleaning staff if a certain number of soap dispensers need filling reducing the number of unnecessary visits.
Paper Towel Sensors
Monitor if paper towel dispensers need to be replenished. Azolla allows you to create a complex rule that only notifies cleaning staff if a certain number of dispensers need filling reducing the number of unnecessary visits.
Thermopile Sensors
Using heat detection to monitor traffic to restrooms. People count data can then be used to schedule cleaning staff visits while soap and paper sensors can inform what should be done on a visit.
Button Press Sensors
Does the restroom need service? Want to confirm system network performance? Press an on-sensor button to trigger an alert and see the on-unit LED illuminate—know help is on its way or that sensor placement is optimal.
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