Cummins Filtration has announced FleetguardFit, a real-time filtration monitoring system that provides customers full visibility to filter and oil life through the use of intelligent sensing and advanced data analytics.
by Staff
February 8, 2018
FleetguardFit is a real-time filtration monitoring system offering full visibility to filter and oil life.Screenshot via Cummins Filtration
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FleetguardFit is a real-time filtration monitoring system offering full visibility to filter and oil life. Screenshot via Cummins Filtration
Cummins Filtration has announced FleetguardFit, a real-time filtration monitoring system that provides customers full visibility to filter and oil life through the use of intelligent sensing and advanced data analytics.
This provides customers and fleets the ability to proactively detect problems allowing them to avoid downtime, reduce repair and maintenance costs, and potentially improve total cost of ownership.
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FleetguardFit has been installed on various equipment applications in industries such as mining, rail, truck, bus, and power-generation across the globe. FleetguardFit uses sensors, a control module, and existing telematics services to collect and communicate filter and oil life information in real time.
A subscription portal and a mobile app are also available for equipment condition data reports that are actively monitored for you. The ability to completely monitor filter performance in real time allows equipment owners, maintenance personnel, and users to tailor service intervals based on true equipment usage and remaining oil and filter life, according to Cummins.
“FleetguardFit allows customers to precisely understand the condition of filters and oil based on real-world usage, which is a significant improvement over the current and conventional maintenance schedules that are based only on typical duty cycles,” said Amy Davis, general manager, Cummins Filtration. “By knowing exactly what is occurring, customers can use the equipment more efficiently, reduce maintenance costs and ultimately enhance their bottom line.”
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