Condition Monitoring

Complete Visibility Into the Conditions That Matter.

Connected sensing for the environments, equipment, spaces and risks inside your facilities — with history, thresholds and alerts that reach the right people.

  • Environmental
  • Water leak
  • Equipment health
  • Occupancy
  • Building analytics
  • Smart access
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Six connected capabilities

Start with one risk. Grow into a complete operating picture.

6.1 Environmental Monitoring

Know when conditions drift — and how long they stayed out of range.

What we monitor

  • Room temperature
  • Refrigerator temperature
  • Freezer temperature
  • Temperature probes
  • Relative humidity
  • CO₂ & indoor air quality
  • Door open/closed
  • Movement or presence
  • Environmental trends

Where it's used

  • Hospitals
  • Medication storage
  • Schools
  • Server rooms
  • Mechanical rooms
  • Warehouses
  • Laboratories
  • Commercial facilities
Environmental Monitoring in depth
6.2 Water Leak Detection

Localized wireless detection and distributed cable systems.

Point sensors cover known risks quickly; sensing cable protects long runs and critical rooms. Both feed the same notification workflow.

Point detection One sensor watches one likely leak location Water heater Best for: under sinks, water heaters, pumps, drain pans, restrooms, small rooms Alert: “Water detected — Sensor WL-12, Mech Rm 2” Distributed cable detection Sensing cable runs the full perimeter or route Cooling unit Rack row Rack row CTRL14.2 m Best for: data centers, raised floors, telecom andelectrical rooms, long pipe runs Alert: “Leak on Zone 2 cable, ~14 m from controller”
  • Wireless point leak sensors
  • Water detection strips or ribbons
  • Leak detection cables & controllers
  • Gateway and connectivity infrastructure
  • Incident notification workflows
  • Leak event history and dashboards
Leak Detection in depth
6.3 Equipment Health Monitoring

See abnormal operating conditions before they become failures.

Instrumenting mechanical equipment turns periodic rounds into continuous trends. We're clear about what each layer of insight is — and isn't.

AIR-HANDLING UNIT (ILLUSTRATIVE) Outside air Return air Dampers Filter bank Cooling coil Supply fan Motor Supply air 123456
  1. Mixed-air temperature
  2. Filter differential pressure
  3. Coil leaving air temp / RH
  4. Fan motor vibration & temperature
  5. Supply air temperature & humidity
  6. Drain pan water detection

Sensor measurements

Direct readings: temperature, humidity, differential pressure, vibration, water presence.

Calculated trends

Rate of change, deviation from baseline, time above threshold, filter loading trend.

Predictive analytics Requires verification

Failure prediction requires validated models and data history. Atlas does not claim automated diagnosis unless verified for your equipment.

Equipment Health in depth

Occupancy & Spatial Intelligence

Understand how every space is actually used.

Anonymous thermal sensing, desk presence and room motion sensors reveal headcount, traffic, dwell and utilization — data that informs cleaning, HVAC scheduling and space planning.

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Smart Access Control

Control access. Maintain accountability.

Electronic cylinders and intelligent keys bring schedules, expirations and audit histories to mechanical rooms, closets and restricted spaces.

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FAQs

Condition monitoring questions

See More. Know More. Operate Smarter.

Tell us about the operational problem you are trying to solve. We will help you scope sensing, connectivity and reporting that fit your facilities.

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