System overview
How the HUB fits into a working machine
An example deployment on a mining haul truck. The HUB sits in the cab and collects data from the engine oil, hydraulic and other connected sensors across the machine.
Enables multi-point oil condition monitoring across the engine, hydraulic and compressor oil circuits of a machine from a single central controller. Purpose-built for mining, mobile equipment and other high-value moving assets, and designed for reliability in harsh operating environments. Connects directly to DataInspectIR® for fleet-wide visibility.
An example deployment on a mining haul truck. The HUB sits in the cab and collects data from the engine oil, hydraulic and other connected sensors across the machine.
The HUB aggregates data from multiple connected Sensor Modules into a single output stream, reducing infrastructure complexity and enabling condition monitoring of every oil circuit on the asset from a single integration point.
The HUB simplifies the integration of multi-asset oil condition monitoring into your plant's control infrastructure and data management platform.
HUB data feeds directly into DataInspectIR® for centralised trending, alerting, and fleet-wide condition reporting across all connected assets.
Standard MODBUS, PROFIBUS, and LTE connectivity for integration with your existing DCS, SCADA, or CMMS systems.
All sensor data aggregated at the HUB — one integration point for IT/OT teams, one data stream for your maintenance software.
The HUB is purpose-built for mining, mobile equipment and other high-value moving assets, where several oil circuits on the same machine need to be monitored at once — engine oil, hydraulic oil and compressor oil, each with its own sensor module and its own bypass, daisy-chained to a single controller.
Contact the Spectrolytic team to discuss the right number of sensors and HUB configuration for your specific plant layout and monitoring requirements.
The HUB is the right choice when multiple assets or lubrication circuits at the same facility need to be monitored from a single integration point.