Manufacturing
Keep facility equipment from stopping production.
Peak Amp helps plant facility teams watch the utilities and building systems that production depends on, using data from controllers and maintenance records.
The challenge
What we hear from teams like yours.
Hidden dependencies
A compressor or cooling problem can stop a line that has nothing else wrong with it.
Controller data goes unused
PLCs and historians record equipment behavior that nobody has time to review.
Reactive maintenance
Work gets scheduled after something breaks instead of before.
What Peak Amp watches
The equipment that hurts most when it fails.
- Air compressors
- Process cooling
- Chillers
- Pumps
- Dust collection
- Make-up air units
- HVAC
- Earlier warning on utility equipment
- Use of PLC and historian data you already collect
- Planned maintenance instead of emergency repair
AC-02Air compressor · Plant utility room
High priorityLoaded hours are up 18% over three weeks with no change in production, and discharge temperature has risen 9°F. Pressure is still at setpoint, so no alarm has fired.
- Evidence
- Longer load cycles, rising discharge temperature, filter service overdue in work orders
- Next step
- Survey the air system for leaks and inspect the aftercooler and filters
- Timing
- Within 7 days
Start with the data you already have.
Scope a pilot on a few buildings or sites. We'll show you what Peak Amp finds, with your team checking every finding.