Monitor from anywhere.
The alert finds you.
Motors overheat at 2 AM, silos run low over a weekend, a pump stops on a site nobody visits daily. A gateway reads the equipment and sends the alert to your phone the moment something needs you, before the next shift starts.
- On the phone
- push, email and the inbox
- Acknowledge
- one tap, and reminders stop
- The next person
- is told if nobody answers
The site is 300 km away.
Motors overheat at 2 AM, silos run low over a weekend, a pump stops on a site nobody visits daily. Settling Dam reads 38 percent at 02:14 and whoever is on shift already knows.
- See it from anywhereAny browser, on a laptop or a tablet, shows the same live dashboard. Nothing to install.
- On the wall, always onRun a dashboard full-screen in the control room or the office, on a view-only account.
- Know when it stops reportingA device goes quiet, drops offline or comes back. You hear about both.
- Mill Motor 2 running hot94.1 °C
Critical · open 26 min
Every site, on every screen
Browser, mobile app or wall display. Logable meets you where you are, with alerts that fire once, not fifty times.
A dam under its level says so before the pumps do.
Live level and the distance the sensor reads, on a site nobody visits daily.
A pump that stops does not wait for the next visit.
Flow rate, discharge pressure, power draw and efficiency.
A silo running low books its own delivery.
Live weight from the load cells under the legs, on any outstation.
A drive tells you before it trips.
Speed, power draw and winding temperature on unattended plant.
What a remote site should send
Five values decide whether a trip out is a fix or a check. Each arrives named, with a unit, and is ready for a limit.
| Reading | Unit | What it tells you | Where it comes from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Water level | % | how much is left before the pumps run dry | the ultrasonic sensor on the dam wall |
| Discharge pressure | bar | a blockage or a dry run | the transmitter on the discharge line |
| Flow rate | L/min | whether the pump is actually moving water | the inline flow meter |
| Silo weight | t | how much stock is left at the outstation | load cells under the silo legs |
| Winding temperature | °C | a drive heading for a trip on unattended plant | the PT100 wired into the panel |
From the site to your pocket
A gateway on site reads the equipment and sends every reading to Logable over the site network or a 4G router. When a reading crosses a limit, the alert goes out by phone to whoever is on shift.
- Belt scaleSpeed · Rate
- Modbus RTU
- Gateway4G · Outbound only
- MQTT, encrypted
- Logable CloudRules · Escalation
- Push · Email
- PhonePush · 02:14
The gateway carries every device at that location, so a new sensor is wired in rather than given a connection of its own.
One gateway, one outbound link
| Protocol | How it reaches Logable | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MQTT | Direct to Logable | The gateway publishes over MQTT with TLS, on the site network or a 4G router. |
| HTTPS | Direct to Logable | A gateway or a logger can post readings to the Logable API instead. |
| Modbus RTU | Through a gateway | RS-485 instruments at the outstation are polled by the gateway. |
| Modbus TCP | Through a gateway | Ethernet devices are polled by the same gateway. Logable never speaks Modbus itself. |
A gateway reads the equipment and publishes upward over the site network or a 4G router, outbound only. Many gateways buffer locally and upload when the link returns, so a dropout costs you the gap, not the history. See how to connect a device.
Every site on one screen
One dashboard per site, or one for the whole fleet. The same screen opens on a laptop, a phone or a wall display.
Drive out to fix it. Not to find out.
Logable tells you what is wrong before you leave. The trip becomes a fix, not a check.
The alert finds the person on shift
Four rules cover what goes wrong on a site nobody is standing on.
- Low water level
Tells you when the dam drops to a quarter of its full supply level. This 25% threshold is a general default, not tailored to how your dam is normally run.
- Over pressure
Tells you when discharge pressure reaches 90 % of the pump’s rated maximum.
- Running low on stock
Tells you when this silo drops to a fifth of its capacity, so you can book a delivery before it runs out.
- Not reporting
Tells you when this device stops sending data, and again when it comes back.
The site is 300 km away. The reading is in your pocket.
Settling Dam reads 38%, below the 40% limit, at 2:14 in the morning. Whoever is on shift gets the push before the site opens.
- The reading, not just a pingThe push carries the device and the exact value, so you know what to do before you call anyone.
- One alert, then the next personIf nobody acts, the next person on the list is told.
- No drive out to checkSee the current reading and the history from the road, before you decide to go.
What goes wrong on an unattended site
Three failures that used to be found on the next visit.
| What happens | What you see today | What Logable does |
|---|---|---|
| A dam drops under its level over a weekend. | It is found on Monday, with the pumps already dry. | A phone alert goes out at the limit.Low water level |
| A pump runs against a closed valve. | The seal fails before anyone drives out. | The over-pressure alert carries the reading, so the trip is a fix.Over pressure |
| The 4G link drops. | The dashboard freezes and looks healthy. | The not-reporting alert names the device that went silent, and says when it returns.Not reporting |
What it costs
Sized by how many devices each site publishes.
The trial runs 14 days with 5 devices and Growth features, and asks for no card. Industry plans are quoted per site.
The gateway and the 4G router are bought once from your supplier and are not a Logable cost.
Frequently asked questions
What teams ask before they connect the first device.
Logable's dashboards are lightweight and efficient. A standard broadband connection is more than sufficient. The mobile app works well on 4G/LTE networks. On the device side, the IoT gateway uses minimal bandwidth. MQTT messages are typically just a few bytes each.
Yes. Logable supports multiple organizations, each with their own devices, dashboards, and team members. You can switch between organizations from a single account, making it ideal for companies that operate across multiple locations or manage equipment for multiple clients.
Alerts are evaluated in real-time as data arrives from your devices. When an alert condition is triggered, notifications are delivered via email and the in-app inbox within seconds. The mobile app receives push notifications for immediate awareness.
Yes. Logable provides role-based access control with owner, admin, member, and viewer roles. Admins manage devices and settings, members can create dashboards and configure alerts, and viewers have read-only access to dashboards. Each organization manages its own access independently.
If the connection between your IoT gateway and Logable is interrupted, many gateways buffer data locally and upload it when connectivity is restored. On the Logable side, device status tracking detects offline devices within 5 minutes via heartbeat monitoring, so your team knows something is wrong.
Yes. When a reading returns to normal, Logable tells you automatically, the same way it told you something was wrong, so you do not have to keep checking the dashboard to find out. If you already acknowledged the alert, no further reminder follows.
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