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Wireless, batteryless trackside equipment monitoring

A low-OpEx solution for monitoring substations, signaling equipment, and other trackside assets.

Unpredictable weather events like heat and frost can affect trackside assets, generating field service calls and disrupting traffic.

With MOÏZ's turnkey solution, rail infrastructure operators can monitor trackside equipment like substations and signalling remotely across the entire network in real time and make informed decisions about sending out a field technician or stopping traffic.

Trackside assets are dispersed along lines, often hard to access, and rarely close to a convenient power source, which makes conventional wired or battery powered monitoring slow to deploy and costly to maintain. MOÏZ's patented waste-heat recovery technology eliminates wiring and batteries for low-OpEx continuous monitoring that is quick, easy, and affordable to install anywhere without disrupting service.

Track the internal temperature of electrical enclosures and get an early warning when solar and component temperatures exceed safe thresholds.

Detect abnormal heating at connection and junction boxes, where a loose or damaged contact heats up long before it fails.

Distinguish genuine electrical faults from normal traffic-induced stress, thanks to temperature and vibration measured on a single node.

Install in minutes, even on live or hard-to-reach equipment, with a unique magnetic mounting system that requires no wiring and no batteries to replace.

Reduce field service calls and unplanned traffic stops by acting on continuous data instead of periodic manual checks.


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