Senqor monitoring tank level

Sometimes the Smartest Ideas are Free

A single level sensor can detect various issues beyond just fluid levels, including pump malfunctions, blocked intakes, and valve problems. By using simple scripts, it can also identify sensor faults, leaks, and unusual usage patterns, demonstrating that innovative solutions can provide comprehensive insights efficiently.

Causes of lost night shifts

Can you Afford Not To

When we talk to lighting-tower manufacturers, we often hear the same thing:β€œπ‘Ύπ’† 𝒄𝒂𝒏’𝒕 𝒂𝒇𝒇𝒐𝒓𝒅 𝒕𝒐 𝒂𝒅𝒅 π’•π’†π’π’†π’Žπ’†π’•π’“π’š.” But when we talk to mining operators, we hear the exact opposite:β€œπ‘Ύπ’† 𝒄𝒂𝒏’𝒕 𝒂𝒇𝒇𝒐𝒓𝒅 𝒏𝒐𝒕 𝒕𝒐 𝒉𝒂𝒗𝒆 π’•π’†π’π’†π’Žπ’†π’•π’“π’š.” The cost drivers are very different. On site, a single lost shift because a tower wasn’t fuelled, the battery went …

Unique dashboard for lighting tower

Be Different

Senquip offers user customizable dashboards designed to reflect the uniqueness of your machines and data. These dashboards provide a tailored experience, allowing users to create a data presentation that suits their specific needs and preferences. Create a dashboard that truly represents your operational characteristics with Senquip.

Turning flow data into meaningful insights

Vision Dashboard

Metrics convert measurements into meaningful insights by choosing the appropriate type for different situations. Key types include latest values, min/max, time-weighted averages, accumulations, and totals. Calculated hourly and aggregated over selected periods, metrics facilitate comparisons and trend analysis, enhancing understanding of data changes and developments.

Efficient script writing on Senquip devices

Smarter Scripts

Want 40 times faster data parsing in a script? When parsing data in a script, a small change in structure makes a huge difference. Our latest Application Note shows how replacing sequential if/else logic with a structured dispatch table can make J1939 message parsing up to 40 times faster β€” and far more scalable. Clean …

Extract data from the Senquip Portal with Python

Easy API

The Senquip API allows easy access to large data feeds from the Senquip Portal. Users can authenticate, query devices, and export data in JSON or CSV format using Python. For assistance, there is an application note (APN0045) available, along with comprehensive API documentation to facilitate integration with various tools.

Why Send Files to Senquip Devices

πŸ’‘ Six practical uses for CSV upload on Senquip devices One of the under-used features of Senquip devices is the ability to upload simple CSV or TXT files. Here are some of the most popular applications we see in the field: πŸ’‘ Sensor calibration tables – apply field calibration curves directly.πŸ’‘ Lookup tables for complex …

Many Senquip devices receiving updates from the Senquip Portal at the same time.

More Bulk Update Options

You asked for more Bulk Update options – here they are: βœ… Change individual settings across multiple devicesβœ… Update firmware across multiple devicesβœ… Import complete configurations including page layout and scriptsβœ… Change alert options across multiple devices at onceβœ… Upload csv and other files to devices in bulk No more updating devices one by one. …

Senquip server maintenance banner

Scheduled Maintenance – Sunday 29 June

To prepare for the launch of our new Senquip Vision Dashboard, Senquip will be performing scheduled server maintenance starting at 07:00 AEST on Sunday 29 June. πŸ”§ The Portal will be temporarily unavailable for several hours during this time.πŸ“¦ All device data will continue to be collected.βœ… Services will resume as soon as the update …

Flags of the countries that Senquip has shipped to in 2025

🌏 Made in Australia for the World🌏

As the Australian financial year ends, we’re proud to share the countries we’ve supplied to in the past 12 months. Each flag in this collage represents a customer using Senquip for smarter monitoringβ€”and it wouldn’t be possible without the support of our incredible distribution partners. Thank you!

Senquip scripting interface

Script Debug Made Simple

As user scripts for Senquip devices grow more complex, we’re continuously enhancing our tools to make development easier and more efficient. πŸ” Did you know you can send real-time debug data to your local PC while your script runs on a Senquip device? 🧠 Whether you’re tuning sensor logic or troubleshooting serial messages, debugging over …

Senquip ORB monitoring flow meter

Senquip – Industrial Automation

Senquip is known for monitoring diesel equipmentβ€”but much of our work happens in industrial automation. Our devices monitor and control level, pressure, flow, and temperature across factories, treatment plants, and remote sites. With built-in support for 4–20mA, Modbus, and more, we make it easy to connect to any sensor and get data where you need …

Real time oil monitoring made easy

Real Time Oil Monitoring

πŸ›’οΈ Simple, Smart Oil Monitoring with Senquip + TE OPS3 πŸ› οΈ We’ve recently integrated the TE Connectivity OPS3 oil quality sensor with a Senquip ORB, creating a low-cost, real-time oil monitoring solution. The OPS3 provides viscosity, dielectric constant, resistivity, density, and temperature in one rugged sensor with J1939 CAN outputβ€”making it a perfect plug-and-play companion …

RS485 network with common mode voltage

πŸ’₯The Silent Killer of RS-485 Networks: Common Mode Voltage.

RS-485 is known for its ruggedness and reliability, but there’s one invisible problem that can silently destroy your devicesβ€”Common Mode Voltage (CMV). πŸ” What is Common Mode Voltage?CMV is the voltage difference between the ground of two connected devices. In an ideal world, all grounds would be at exactly 0V relative to each other. But …

Industrial fan vibration being monitored on a Senquip device

🫨Remote Vibration Monitoring🫨

Senquip has collaborated with Kjaerulf Pedersen a/s to offer remote vibration monitoring via low bandwidth connections. The KPV200 sensor captures vibrations up to 1600Hz, enabling effective equipment health monitoring. Recent firmware updates allow communication with KPV200, enhancing the Senquip Portal for monitoring applications in various industries.

Brocken sensor cable

Measure Sensor Current

Senquip devices that power external sensors can also actively monitor the supply voltage and current? πŸ’‘ If the supply voltage starts to drop, it may indicate that the supply is overloaded. πŸ’‘ A drop in current could point to a failing connection. πŸ’‘ A sudden current increase could indicate a short circuit. By simultaneously supplying …

Senquip V2 Cloud API

Comprehensive API V2 Available Now

Senquip is pleased to announce the availability of an updated API. The Senquip Cloud API allows you to seamlessly integrate with the Senquip platform, providing real-time access to asset data and to streamline the management of multiple devices from a central platform. Whether you need to track performance, manage diagnostics, or leverage advanced analytics, this …

Selection of Senquip QUAD lids

Scale

From 10s to 100s to 1000s – Senquip continues to scale! Exciting times as we ramp up production to meet growing demand. Grateful to our team and partners for making this possible. πŸš€

Sugih and Bene from AssetFindr with a Senquip QUAD on a large compressor

Meet Sugih & Bene

Meet Sugih & Bene, Co-Founders of AssetFindr, our distributor in Indonesia. While much of our work in Australia is with diesel machines, AssetFindr is building a reputation for monitoring all kinds of systems. This week, their team interfaced a Senquip QUAD with a three-phase compressor in a workshop in Jakarta. The compressor is a critical …

Moisture Detection

Senquip QUAD devices now have an integrated moisture detector. This feature, upon activation, dispatches a diagnostic message, ensuring proactive identification of any moisture-related issues. The placement of the moisture detector along the edge of the PCB, in proximity to the cable tray, strategically positions it as the first element affected by water ingress when the …