Autonomous, battery-powered monitoring for existing pumps — no wiring, no customer network, no infrastructure to maintain. Rotelio detects changes in vibration, sound and temperature, and tells your maintenance team where attention is needed.
Traditional condition monitoring means sensors to install, power or wiring to run, gateways to deploy, networks to configure, and dashboards to watch. That overhead only pays off on your highest-value equipment — so the much larger population of ordinary pumps stays effectively invisible between scheduled inspections. The question isn't how to monitor pumps better. It's how to make monitoring simple and economical enough to monitor every pump.
The rest of the fleet is checked on a calendar, not on actual condition.
Wiring, power, networking and IT/OT involvement before a single sensor reports data.
Technicians dispatched on a schedule, not because a pump actually needs them.
In hindsight the warning signs were there for days — nobody was watching for them.
No wires. No power. No Wi-Fi. No infrastructure project. Attach the sensor, deploy the gateway, and Rotelio connects automatically. A pilot doesn't require months of IT, engineering or integration work.
Rotelio works where connected systems usually struggle — remote pumping stations, underground installations, outdoor equipment, sites without reliable networking or accessible power. Monitoring that doesn't become another system your maintenance team has to maintain.
Rotelio continuously looks for changes in a pump's normal behavior using vibration, sound and temperature — so your team doesn't have to become vibration analysts. The philosophy is simple: no news is good news. Rotelio stays quiet when equipment behaves normally, and brings attention to the machines that need it.
Install compact Rotelio sensors on existing pumps. No rewiring or machine modification.
Deploy the autonomous gateway. Sensors form the local network automatically and the gateway connects independently via LTE — or satellite where needed.
Rotelio learns each pump's normal behavior and continuously watches for meaningful change.
Your maintenance team gets an actionable alert — with the pump, the signal, and why it matters — when attention is required.
A conventional monitoring system can go dark the moment site power fails, Wi-Fi changes, Ethernet drops, an IT configuration shifts, or a single communication path breaks. Rotelio is built to minimize those dependencies from the start.
Sensors and gateway run on battery for several years — no permanent power supply required anywhere in the chain.
The gateway reaches Rotelio directly over LTE, with satellite available for exceptionally remote sites — no dependency on your local network.
Sensors and gateway form a redundant wireless network designed to tolerate individual communication paths or components becoming unavailable.
Engineered for high resilience and to remove common single points of dependency — not an absolute uptime guarantee.
Rotelio captures every signal a pump gives off before it breaks down — a vibration pattern drifting from baseline, a temperature climbing past normal, an acoustic signature that wasn't there last week. No news is good news: Rotelio stays quiet until a pump actually needs attention.
Rotelio reduces the cost of maintaining a large pump fleet in three concrete ways — without a subscription price to think about on this page.
Many preventive visits find equipment operating normally. Rotelio helps your team prioritize by actual condition — send technicians where they're needed, not where the calendar says to go. That matters even more when the asset is a two-hour drive away.
Changes in vibration, sound and temperature can reveal a developing problem before it becomes an obvious failure — often turning an emergency intervention into a planned one. Rotelio promises early, actionable warning — not a predicted date of failure.
Traditional monitoring concentrates on your highest-value critical equipment, because that's where the infrastructure cost pays off. Rotelio's low deployment burden makes condition monitoring economical for the much larger population of ordinary pumps.
Sensor, gateway, connectivity, monitoring, anomaly detection, alerts and fleet visibility — one integrated service. What you're buying is simple: these pumps, monitored. Not two hundred vibration sensors to manage yourself.
Rotelio's architecture isn't sized for five expensive machines — it's built to monitor fleets of hundreds or thousands of pumps, spread across as many sites. Prove the value on a small deployment before making any infrastructure commitment, then scale if the economics work for you.
Choose a representative group of pumps. Install Rotelio. Measure the operational value in your own environment before deciding how far to scale. It's low-risk, fast, and operational — not a consulting engagement.
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Vibration, acoustic and temperature monitoring in a compact, battery-powered unit built for years of unattended operation and simple retrofit onto existing pumps.
Autonomous local wireless communication between sensors and gateway — a redundant, self-healing architecture designed to tolerate individual path failures.
Battery-powered for years, with direct LTE connectivity and a satellite option for remote deployments — no dependency on customer IT infrastructure.
Automated monitoring, anomaly detection, fleet-level visibility, actionable alerts and historical trends, delivered as one continuous service.
Rotelio lets pump manufacturers add autonomous, lifetime monitoring to their equipment — without forcing the end customer into a complex infrastructure project.
Turn a conventional pump into a continuously monitored product with a valuable digital service attached.
Move beyond a one-time equipment sale toward ongoing monitoring and service revenue across the pump's installed life.
Gain visibility into how equipment behaves in real operating conditions — usage patterns, operating environments and failure modes.
Detect developing issues earlier, support customers proactively, prioritize service interventions, and strengthen the relationship with the end customer.
Turn every pump you sell into a connected service relationship.
Talk to usWhich machines are important enough to monitor?
That's the question traditional condition monitoring asks. If monitoring requires almost no infrastructure and no maintenance, why leave any pump unmonitored?
Monitor a representative group of pumps. Validate the value in your own operating environment. Then decide how far you want to scale.
Start a pilotNo infrastructure commitment required.