Monnit Gateway Options

An integral component of any IoT network is the gateway. A gateway device allows for data from sensors to be transmitted to the iMonnit software platform.

Monnit Ethernet Wireless Gateway 4

Monnit’s Ethernet Gateways allow your Monnit Wireless Sensors to communicate with the iMonnit™ Online Wireless Sensor Monitoring and Notification System without the need for a PC. Simply provide power and plug the gateway into an open Ethernet network port with an internet connection. It will then automatically connect with our online servers, providing the perfect solution for commercial locations where there is an active internet connection.

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Monnit 4G + Ethernet IoT Gateway

The ALTA® by Monnit Wireless IoT Gateway combines a 4G LTE CAT-M1/NB2 cellular engine and Ethernet platform with Monnit’s wireless access point network to aggregate and communicate data from Monnit ALTA Wireless Sensors. The ALTA IoT Gateway allows ALTA Sensors to operate on the world’s leading cellular networks and stay connected to the Internet. The gateway uses AC main power but also has redundant power through a battery backup lasting up to 60 hours.

To meet the global demand for enterprise IoT deployment, the IoT Gateway communicates with the cloud-based iMonnit® monitoring software via cellular transmission, making it ideal for remote locations or where the Internet isn’t available. The RJ-45 Ethernet jack allows local device configuration, diagnostics, and connectivity backup. The IoT Gateway is instrumental in sending sensor notifications via text, email, or call if user-defined conditions are met or exceeded.

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Online Sensor Monitoring Software

iMonnit is a cloud based mobile internet platform and central hub for managing Monnit and ALTA products. All data is secured on dedicated servers operating Microsoft SQL Server. This online user interface is where all your device settings can be arranged, supervised, and modified to reflect your unique environment. OneTemp will look after the activation and setup of your new online iMonnit account free of charge. There is also a free mobile app for you to stay in control at all times. Start with the basic version or upgrade to iMonnit Premiere to enjoy the full features your Monnit experience can offer.

iMonnit Basic Vs Premiere:

• Basic - Free with no ongoing costs
  Monnit Basic is included for free with all wireless sensors, providing basic features for you to configure and monitor your sensors online. These basic features only support one network and one registered user on an account.
• Premiere - Minimal Annual Fee
  iMonnit Premiere allows for enhanced functionality of your wireless sensors and includes an advanced software feature set at a low annual cost. All of iMonnit's advanced features are availble for configuration. You can have more sensors on your account, support multiple users, and view floorplans for all your sensors.

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Monnit Video Support - Mounting of the NEW ALTA Advanced Vibration Sensor

Keep your business running smoothly with Monnit's accelerometers

Monnit’s range of wireless accelerometers are a digital, low power, low profile capacitive sensor that can measure acceleration on three axes. Accelerometers are used in all types of electronic devices today, most notably in smartphones to change the screen orientation when rotated. Monnit offers 5 different types of accelerometers that be particularly useful in heavy mechanical environments.

Get real-time data to protect assets

The first type of accelerometer sensor is Monnit’s Tilt Sensor. This accelerometer activates at a set time interval (defined by the user) and converts measurements to pitch and roll in terms of degrees. If you think about a flying plane, pitch refers to the up and down movement, and roll refers to the clockwise or counter-clockwise rotation of the plane around the x-axis.

See the Monnit Enterprise Tilt Wireless Sensor for more information

Next are Monnit’s G-Force Snapshot and G-Force Max/Average Sensors. These sensors measure g-forces (up to 8G) on the X, Y, and Z axes. Based on the sensor you select, readings are displayed as either a single ‘snapshot’ when the sensor activates at its set interval or the ‘max/average’ of the movement since the last reading.

See the Monnit G-Force Snapshot and G-force max/Average Sensors for more information

Finally, Monnit offers an Advanced Vibration Meter. Like other accelerometers, this sensor measures G-force on 3 axes to determine speed and frequency. Sensors can be set to only capture when a vibration occurs and sleep when no vibrations are present or to measure at a given assessment interval regardless of whether a vibration has occurred or not.

See the Monnit Enterprise Advanced Vibration Wireless Meter for more information

Drop-in for deeper machine insight

These accelerometer sensors are very useful for manufacturing environments as they are primarily used to predict, and consequently prevent mechanical failure. For example, if a motor experiences increased vibration levels, this can be a good indicator that bearings are worn, and the motor is close to failure. An alert will allow engineers to respond in time to a malfunctioning machine before it completely breaks, ultimately saving time and money. Monnit’s range of accelerometers paired with an applicable Gateway and iMonnit software, make it easy to set up a system that can do this.

A complete wireless network does not have to be complicated or confusing. Monnit wants to make it as easy as possible to implement a secure cloud network into your daily business operations. Simply place these sensors on a few critical components in your factory and evaluate the results over the first week to establish a proper rhythm. Once users know what is considered normal mechanical movement, notifications can then be set up and sent to any internet-enabled device when preset parameters happen to change.

Gain deeper insights to your company’s machines today and help eliminate problems early before they become expensive and time-consuming.

1. Noise increases as sample rate increases. Noise spikes of 2000 mm/s^2 are not uncommon when measuring at 12800 Hz sample rate. See typical noise tables for more information on noise.
2. Response time defined as five time constants for 99.3% of actual temperature.
3. Temperatures colder than the rating are acceptable if the cable is not moving or vibrating.
4. Operating and storage altitude without DC power supply is -30.48 to 9144 m (-100 to 30000 ft).

1. Hardware cannot withstand negative voltage. Please take care when inserting and removing batteries.
2. Batteries will provide backup power in the case the external power is removed.
3. Operating below 0°C (-32°F) degrees will reduce battery life.