Temperature Measurement

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Digital temperature monitoring, even for extreme conditions. In our network, IoT-based temperature measurements are implemented for steam pipes, for example – using LoRaWAN or mioty® sensors that operate maintenance-free for over 10 years. In condition monitoring and predictive maintenance the data reveals trends and anomalies early; in corrective maintenance it helps locate hotspots and repair defective components in a targeted way.

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The Limmernsee arch dam against steep rock faces, with insets of an industrial climber on the wall and a concrete hut housing radio equipment
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Alexis Leibbrandt, contact person
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Monitoring critical infrastructure in the Alps wire-free via LoRaWAN

Axpo monitors the 146-metre Limmernsee dam in the Swiss Alps with battery-powered LoRaWAN sensors. Readings on solar radiation, wind and temperature flow via akenza straight into finite-element simulations of how the concrete ages.

Sep 30, 2026Read more →
Insulated cooling water hoses on an injection mould with orange IO-Link temperature sensors in the supply and return lines
RAFI GmbH & Co. KG Logo
ifm-Unternehmensgruppe Logo
Guido Zoll, contact personChristoph Schneider, contact person
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Monitoring injection mould cooling via IO-Link to cut energy use

From gut feeling to hard data: at RAFI in Bad Waldsee, sensors and the moneo IIoT platform make the injection moulding process transparent. Temperatures, flow rates, compressed air and energy consumption are recorded, visualised and analysed continuously.

Sep 21, 2026Read more →
Smartphone with the myChamber Monitoring App showing temperature and humidity values next to a Memmert temperature control device, with petri dishes in an incubator in the background.
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KURZ Digital Solutions GmbH & Co. KG Logo
Markus Müller, contact person

IoT retrofit creates digital services for legacy devices

Memmert connects its climate and temperature control devices with the IoT retrofit by KURZ Digital. Legacy devices can now be monitored remotely via app.

Sep 15, 2026Read more →
Two workers in hard hats at insulated steam pipes at Currenta's chemical site, retrofitted with LoRaWAN sensors from Conneqtive
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Dominik Neugebauer, contact personMurat Mutlu, contact person
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Steam network monitoring with LoRaWAN®: detect losses and optimize generation

At a chemical site, Conneqtive monitors network temperatures and steam traps via LoRaWAN®. Leaks show up early and the power plant runs without unnecessary buffers.

Sep 8, 2026Read more →
Abstract 3D visualization of temperature sensors, a building model and an IoT gateway, connected to the moneo platform via the io-key from ifm
Kögelhof Logo
ifm-Unternehmensgruppe Logo
Christoph Schneider, contact person
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Remote heating network monitoring via mobile IoT gateway

Aug 18, 2026Read more →
Insulated steam pipe in CURRENTA's CHEMPARK with a retrofitted high-temperature sensor, connected via LoRaWAN from Conneqtive
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Murat Mutlu, contact person
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Digital twin for steam pipe monitoring: automated burner optimization

Aug 7, 2026Read more →
Open industrial control cabinet with built-in ifm sensors for temperature, humidity and power supply, connected to the moneo platform
ifm-Unternehmensgruppe Logo
Christoph Schneider, contact person
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Control cabinet monitoring – protecting and monitoring components

Jul 31, 2026Read more →
Currenta Conneqtive and akenza.io LoRaWAN IoT project: two engineers with hard hats inspecting large blue industrial pumps at a Currenta plant.
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Murat Mutlu, contact person
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Vibration analysis with LoRaWAN reduces failures in water pumps

At CHEMPARK, CURRENTA monitors river water pumps with battery-powered LoRaWAN vibration sensors and AI-supported analysis. Predictive maintenance cuts downtime by 70% and extends service life by 30%.

Jul 10, 2026Read more →
Close-up of a roller chain with an IWIS chain sensor connected via IO-Link to the ifm moneo platform, behind a safety guard
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Christoph Schneider, contact person
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Roller chain monitoring via IO-Link to prevent downtime

Jun 16, 2026Read more →

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