HardwareWireless current sensor for machine usage tracking.
CT Sensor
Reads a motor's health from the current it draws. Clamp it around a conductor in the panel. Nothing gets rewired or switched off.
- Width
- 48mm
- Height
- 68mm
- Depth
- 28mm
- Model
- MW-CT-1000
01Features
What it does.
Clamp-on
The split core opens around the cable and snaps shut. No downtime.
Current signatures
Samples the waveform in enough detail to flag an anomaly early.
Wireless
Sends its readings to Gateway, and runs for months between charges.
Charges on a pad
Set it on the wireless charger. There are no ports to seal or wear out.
02On site
See it in action.
The CT sensor clamped around a cable in an electrical cabinet.
03Specifications
The details.
- Sensing
- Split-core current transformer
- Link
- Wireless, to Gateway
- Power
- Battery, months per charge
- Charging
- Wireless pad
- Mounting
- Clamp-on
- Availability
- Q2 2027
04Roadmap
The rest of the lineup.
The sensors and Gateway ship together in Q2 2027 for the machines that lack cloud telemetry. Millwright One, a dispatchable maintenance robot follows in Q1 2028.
Q2 2027
Sense
Clip-on sensors for vibration and current, plus Gateway for the PLCs and meters already on site. One install puts a plant on the platform, with no shutdown.
Q1 2028
Act
Millwright One walks up to the equipment and does the actual manual work. Inspections, resets and part swaps arrive as work orders from the platform.
See it running on your own plant.
We are onboarding a small number of operations teams. Three questions, and we will be in touch.