Smarter facility maintenance and repairs
Bruntab CMMS brings online equipment monitoring and maintenance activity records together, helping teams plan preventive maintenance and corrective action around actual operating data.
Computerized maintenance management software CMMS
Bruntab Energy's maintenance management system helps building managers plan preventive maintenance around actual equipment conditions, reduce the likelihood of unexpected failures and manage maintenance costs.
The platform monitors chillers, boilers, pumps, fan coils and other mechanical and electrical assets online. Depending on the equipment in each project, inlet and outlet temperatures, flow, pressure, electricity and gas consumption and other operating parameters are recorded and analyzed in real time.
The maintenance team records completed work in a digital Log Book, keeping activity records alongside equipment operating data. Automatically collecting sensor readings is different from recording the action taken and the repair outcome.
Monitor generators, chillers and critical facility equipment
As the cost of buying and repairing heating, cooling and generator equipment rises, checking assets only after a fault is no longer enough. Comparing operating data with the initial commissioning values reveals changes and helps assess equipment health.
Bruntab monitoring operates independently of a building management system (BMS), allowing small and medium buildings to monitor equipment without a control room. Data is transmitted over the internet to a cloud platform, with equipment status accessible from a computer or phone.
Records are stored from the start of operation so teams can compare historical trends across periods. Managers can set minimum and maximum limits for important parameters and use out-of-range alerts to plan corrective action before an anomaly develops into an expensive failure.
Assess your monitoring points
Four steps from sensor to preventive action
Every deployment is designed around its measurement points, safe limits, communications range and environmental conditions.
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Measure
The selected sensor measures critical asset or environmental parameters at the required interval.
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Log and transmit
The logger stores readings and sends them to the platform through the selected wireless or cellular link.
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Analyze and alert
The software presents trends and alerts the responsible team when a threshold is exceeded.
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Act and follow up
Technicians use alerts and equipment history to plan inspection or repair and assess performance after intervention.
Actionable data for every critical point
Bruntab monitoring can scale from one standalone asset to a network across several buildings or industrial sites. Environmental monitoring in museums, laboratories and agriculture is also supported by this infrastructure.
Chillers, boilers and fan coils
Monitor supply and return temperatures, flow and pressure in heating and cooling circuits.
AHUs and clean rooms
Control temperature, humidity, CO₂ and pressure relationships for reliable indoor conditions.
Cold stores and sensitive stock
Record temperature continuously and alert teams before food, medicine or goods are exposed.
Production and industrial processes
Capture critical process conditions and build a traceable quality record.
Electrical panels and assets
Monitor voltage, current, power and critical temperatures for abnormal behavior.
Pumps, tanks and fluid networks
Track fluid pressure and temperature, pressure-based level and leakage.
Data centers and server rooms
Monitor temperature, humidity and water leaks before equipment is damaged.
Generators and backup power
View engine, fluid, fuel and electrical parameters in the monitoring dashboard.
One instrument does not fit every project
Bruntab recommends the appropriate logger and sensor combination after reviewing the environment, measurement range, required accuracy and alerting needs.
Temperature and humidity logger
Sensitive rooms, boiler rooms, storage, museums and building management.
View specifications →External temperature logger
Cold stores, pipes, enclosures and very hot or cold environments.
View specifications →Two external temperatures logger
Compare supply and return or monitor two independent compartments.
View specifications →Fluid pressure and temperature logger
Water and fluid networks, tanks and industrial applications with optional inputs.
View specifications →CO₂, temperature and humidity logger
Indoor-air monitoring for AHUs, occupied spaces and sensitive environments.
View specifications →Air differential pressure logger
Filter, clean-room, duct and HVAC performance monitoring.
View specifications →From technical survey to operation and support
The system is designed around the equipment and the maintenance team’s working practices, bringing measurement hardware and software into a defined operational process.
Assessment and design
Identify critical assets, measurement points, risks and implementation priorities.
Logger and sensor selection
Specify measurement range, accuracy, inputs, communications and installation conditions.
Installation and commissioning
Install hardware, identify points, test communications and hand over a working platform.
Alert configuration
Define thresholds, delays and authorized recipients around the actual process.
Dashboards and reporting
Provide trends, raw data, history, periodic reporting and usable exports.
Training and support
Train operations teams and support future expansion and system maintenance.
What should you know before designing a monitoring system?
What is a data logger, and how is it different from a simple display?
A display shows only the current value. A data logger time-stamps measurements, builds a history and—within the Bruntab solution—sends data to an online platform for visualization, reporting and alerts.
Will readings be lost if the internet connection fails?
Local storage and retransmission behavior depend on the selected logger and project requirements. The technical design reviews continuity, buffering and communications needs for the application.
Can we start with a few points and expand later?
Yes. Many projects begin with the most critical assets and add sensors and measurement points after the initial results have been evaluated.
What information is needed for a technical proposal?
Asset or room type, parameter, number of points, measurement range, installation conditions, distances and preferred alerting method form the basis of the initial design and are completed during the site assessment.
Start with your site’s most critical asset
Bruntab’s technical team will review high-risk points, meaningful parameters and the appropriate communication method to prepare a monitoring design that can grow with your facility.
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