Description
FLIR Bridge Perimeter Gateway
FLIR Bridge is a perimeter IIoT gateway that facilitates the control of key data from multiple FLIR automation thermal cameras and condition monitoring sensors using preferred software platforms such as Pi Historian and OPC UA. With the ability to monitor and analyze the condition of important assets in one place, industrial plants, factories and facilities can improve asset health and make better informed decisions to keep operations running. By adding FLIR Bridge to a condition monitoring program, companies can reduce maintenance costs and improve productivity, reliability and safety.
Accumulate data in a single location.
FLIR Bridge collects data from multiple FLIR automation smart sensor cameras and third-party sensors into a single core.
-Collect data from cameras with FLIR intelligent automation sensors, including A50/A70, A400/A500/A700, AX8, A310, A310f and A500f/A700f models
-Connect to any sensor that generates data in one of the many common industrial protocols such as REST API, MQTT, Modbus, and OPC UA
-Easily integrate FLIR Bridge into existing asset monitoring systems with automatic detection of FLIR automation thermal cameras.
Streamline data processing.
Control sensor data in FLIR Bridge by applying filters or mathematical equations before sending the information to third-party asset software.
-Create perimeter alarms and alerts and apply powerful analysis tools to incoming data.
-Output processed or raw data, or both simultaneously
-Reduce data volume to save bandwidth or make room for many sensor inputs
-Prevent data loss even when connectivity is poor or intermittent with integrated buffering
Optimize decision making
Make better-informed decisions with flexible data routing and reporting
-Deliver data to multiple local and cloud destinations
-Easily extend asset monitoring with the ability to collect data from thousands of different sensors
-Use powerful and comprehensive analytics tools on incoming data with advanced perimeter analytics
Ref.T131367/T131369