General information
The Technical Assessment is a form that you need to fill out for us to know which hardware to send. Our onboarding representatives send the Technical Assessment to you to fill in or download here. Some details to point out about the Technical Assessment:
- If a Technical Assessment is not correctly filled in with all the needed information, the hardware cannot be shipped. Most important information: The invoice email address, Purchase Order Number, and the Wifi credentials: Network name and password;
- The first “user” indicated on the Technical Assessment is the person addressed on the hardware package(s), and the person receiving the track and trace emails;
- The address on the Technical Assessment leads to where the package will be delivered.
Machine information
Asset name: When filling in the machines on the page above, you have to be sure that each sensor has its specific name. There can not be the same machine name twice in the list.
Asset group: If you have several groups that they want to compare with each other or if they want to make groups for different production lines, our customers can add the group names. In software, our customers can evaluate sensors individually or on a group level.
Asset type: Our customers can select which kind of machine they want to measure. The asset type is really important for our consultants.
Power (kW): The power in kW is necessary to determine if a machine requires one or two sensors. If a machine is >75kW or if a motor of a machine is larger than 1 meter. it is most of the time recommended to install two sensors on the machine.
Motorplate RPM: Knowing the Rotations per Minute (RPM) of the machine is vital for our consultants to identify the type of fault that can be present in the machine.
Frequency regulation: Does the machine have a Virtual Speed Drive or is it a fixed speed?
Set speed (operating speed): Knowing the operating speed allows our consultants to interpret the incoming data better for future insights.
Foundation type: is the machine’s foundation rigid or flexible? This might be a factor in external vibrations.
Electricity proximity: How far away is the closest 230V power supply from the sensor? The sensor needs to be connected through power cables to a 230V power supply, thus having it be as close as possible to the sensor is always preferred.
Other SF sensors on asset?: It is very likely that a machine has for example an electricity sensor and a predictive maintenance sensor.
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Photo information
To ensure a smooth installation, we require clear pictures of the machines to determine the appropriate sensor locations. Without these pictures, we are unable to proceed with the shipment of our sensors.
