Manufacturing.
The floor manager hears first.
Track cement and material silos, conveyors, motors, scales, check weighers and weigh bins in real time. When a drive motor runs hot or a belt stops, the line supervisor gets the reading by push, email and inbox.
From the line to the phone
Line equipment reports to a gateway on your own network. The gateway publishes to Logable over an encrypted link. Rules run in the cloud and the alert goes out by phone.
- Line drive motorTemperature · Power · rpm
- 4-20 mA · Pulse
- Line PLCLogic · I/O
- Modbus TCP
- GatewayThird-party · Polls · Publishes
- MQTT, encrypted
- Logable CloudIngest · Rules · Alerts
- Push · Live
- PhonePush · Acknowledge
The reading reaches the floor manager first.
Line 2 drive motor reaches 92.4 °C at 06:42, past its 90 °C limit. The floor manager gets the reading on their phone before the bearing fails.
- The floor manager knows before the bearing doesPush, email and the inbox, the moment the drive crosses 90 °C.
- The next shift is never the one who finds outIf nobody acts in 15 minutes, the next role on the list gets the same alert.
- One alert for one hot motorNot one for every reading while it stays hot, and one more when it cools.
The motor tells you before it fails.
Logable listens for that and puts the reading on a phone, before the line stops.
Every line component, its own alert
Conveyors, motors, scales, check weighers and weigh bins. Each device type comes with the metrics and the alerts it needs.
A belt that slows tells you first.
Belt scale throughput and totalised tonnage, with an alert before the conveyor stops moving material.
The motor tells you before it fails.
Speed, power draw and winding temperature, watched on every drive on the line.
Every pack gets weighed, not sampled.
Average item weight and a running count as product moves through the line.
A bad weighing is caught at the scale.
Weight, a stability flag and calibration status for intake and dispatch weighing.
A batch is right before it is mixed.
Batch weight, gate state and two totalisers for dosing and blending.
Frequently asked questions
Logable supports cement and material silos (level, weight), conveyor belts (speed, throughput, totals), electric motors (RPM, power, temperature), industrial scales (weight, stability), check-weighers (in-motion weight, count), and weigh bins (batch weight, state). These cover the most common equipment found on manufacturing floors.
Yes. You can create separate dashboards for each production line or build a single unified view that shows data from all lines side by side. Multi-device dashboard layouts let you compare performance across lines in real-time.
Check-weigher monitoring tracks the weight and count of products on the production line. You can set threshold alerts to notify your team immediately when a product is out of spec, enabling rapid response and reducing waste.
Absolutely. Motor monitoring (RPM, power draw, temperature) and conveyor monitoring (speed, status) give maintenance teams early warning of equipment issues. Rate-of-change alerts can detect abnormal behavior like sudden temperature spikes or unusual power draw patterns.
By equipment
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Learn moreReading a PLC on the line already? See PLC monitoring or read how to connect a PLC or a Modbus device via a gateway.
Start with the motor that worries you most.
Connect it today. The next time it runs hot, the floor manager knows before the bearing does.