Wireless LoRaWAN vibration sensor for condition monitoring. Detects vibration changes on engines, pumps, fans and conveyors to warn of developing faults — battery-powered, IECEx/ATEX certified, ideal for predictive maintenance.
The TWTG Neon vibration sensor is a wireless condition-monitoring device that catches developing faults before they cause failure. It continuously tracks vibration on rotating and reciprocating assets such as motors, pumps, fans, engines and conveyors, and alerts engineers as soon as readings move outside normal patterns, supporting predictive maintenance and reducing unplanned downtime.
It communicates over LoRaWAN for long range and years of battery life, installs quickly on new or existing equipment, and IECEx/ATEX certified versions suit hazardous areas in mining and process plants. See more Industrial IoT products.
Hinco Instruments supplies TWTG sensors from Perth to customers across Australia. Contact us for deployment and integration support.
| Type | Wireless vibration sensor (Industrial IoT) |
|---|---|
| Measurement | Vibration amplitude changes for condition monitoring |
| Monitored Assets | Engines, motors, pumps, fans and conveyor belts |
| Purpose | Early detection of developing faults / predictive maintenance |
| Communication | LoRaWAN (wireless) |
| Power | Battery-powered |
| Certification | IECEx / ATEX (hazardous-area versions) |
The TWTG Neon Vibration Sensor supports condition-based monitoring of rotating equipment:
Hinco Instruments is your authorised TWTG distributor in Perth, WA. Contact us for pricing, availability, and technical support.
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