Too much movement (over-stroke) puts extra stress on parts. Keeping the stroke in design-appropriate range will reduce downtime and maintenance requirements.

RPM can affect stroke, machine stress and screening performance. RPM is typically stable over time but can change with part wear or if drive parts are changed. Keeping RPM within design parameters is important to machine longevity. Synchronous (toothed belt) drives are a great way to have stable RPM over time.

The machine’s VIBRA-Sync™ dashboard shows operation with color coded, easy-to-evaluate gauges and a graph. If a serious condition is present, visual and email alerts indicate action is needed. More running information is available, if desired.

If the machine is powered the Sensor sends a report every 15 minutes.

Yes, using the VIBRA-Sync™ App on a smartphone or tablet you can check local Sensor data.

Typically, the VIBRA-Sync™ Hub connects to customer Wi-Fi. Other options like cellular Wi-Fi hotspot or direct GSM satellite are available if desired.

Only the Hub needs access to Wi-Fi. The VIBRA-Sync™ Nodes connect with each other and the Hub.

It depends on local signals but typically range is over 300’ line of site. The mesh can be extended with extra Nodes if needed.

Yes, the hardware can be moved and the machine name on the website can be updated.

The VIBRA-Sync™ Node and Sensors are designed for outdoor use with an IP67 enclosure. The Hub should be installed in a covered location.