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Treon Flow

Treon Flow is an easy, yet powerful AI-driven prescriptive maintenance solution for large fleets of industrial assets such as conveyors, fans, pumps and other balance-of-plant equipment. It is quick to set up and needs no vibration specialists – Treon Flow simply flags alerts and warnings based on identifying anomalies on vibration data. Treon Flow combines the Treon Industrial Node C, the Treon Gateway 2, and Treon Connect platform.

What you get
Sensor Treon Industrial Node C — compact, glue-on wireless sensor that works out of the box, with a non-replaceable battery.
Network Bluetooth to a gateway.
Gateway Treon Gateway 2 in Protective Enclosure, with Ethernet, cellular and Wi-Fi connectivity.
Data captured Vibration and surface-temperature KPIs.
Analysis KPI trends, ISO 20816 limits, and AI anomaly detection.

What makes it different in use

It measures what is necessary and only that. Condition monitoring is KPI-based: vibration velocity RMS, acceleration RMS and temperature, with AI anomaly detection on top. There are no FFT spectra or waveforms to open, because the sensor does not capture them — which is also why there is very little to configure.

Fast to install. The sensor is glued on and commissioned by tapping it with the mobile app over NFC — no wires, no drilling, no vibration specialist needed to set it up.

Wake-on-motion. The Treon Industrial Node C can be configured to measure only while the machine is actually running, which both saves battery and keeps idle-machine readings out of the data.

Built for scale. The intended deployment is hundreds or thousands of measurement points, so the workflow is built around alerts reaching technicians rather than analysts reading trends.

A field workflow. Technicians set up sensors, receive and explore alerts, follow SOP guidance and report issues from the mobile app; the feedback they enter when resolving events is what trains the AI further.

Which machines suit it

Large populations of machines with short repair windows: material-handling and logistics conveyors, airport baggage handling, packaging and bottling lines, pharmaceutical packaging, balance-of-plant machines, and the motors, gears, pumps and fans within them.

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