Cut sheet · Spall
See every machine. Know every dollar.
The box, the wiring, and the posture — facts only. No IP rating or temperature range we haven't verified on metal.
Specifications
- Gateway
- DIN-rail box — Raspberry Pi CM4 on an industrial carrier, dual-NIC (one port faces your machines, one faces the uplink). Pre-flashed; no laptop on the floor.
- Protocols
- 19 supported across three families — PLCs & controllers (Siemens S7, Allen-Bradley, Omron, Mitsubishi, LS Electric, OPC-UA), CNC/sensors/meters (FANUC FOCAS, Modbus TCP/RTU, direct-wired digital & analog), and a raw-connector escape hatch. Connects over Ethernet, Serial, or wired straight into the panel.
- Data path
- Outbound-only. Telemetry leaves over MQTT/TLS, the control-plane over HTTPS. No inbound port opened on your plant network, no VPN, no static IP. Dual-NIC keeps the OT side segregated.
- When the internet drops
- The box keeps polling and buffers on-site (store-and-forward). Wallboards on the floor keep running; when the connection returns it backfills — an outage is visible, not silently lost.
- Read-only posture
- Never writes to your PLCs. There is no code path in the product that writes back to a controller — not by default, not on request. It reads and recommends; your people act.
- If the box dies
- We ship a replacement, pre-flashed the same. DIN-rail swap, power it up, it claims itself and the cloud re-pushes its config. About ten minutes, no expertise on site — think of it like a warranty swap.
General notes
- Does it need our IT?
- No. One network drop on the machine side, one on the uplink. Nothing to stand up, no ports to open, no static IP.
- What happens when the internet drops?
- The box keeps polling and buffers on-site. The wallboards keep running, and when the connection comes back, nothing is lost — it backfills.
- Can it write to my PLCs?
- No. Read-only, period. There is no code path that writes back to a controller. It reads and recommends; your people act.
- What if the box dies?
- We ship a replacement. Swap it on the DIN rail, power it up, it pulls its config back down — about ten minutes. Treat it like a warranty swap.
Pilot
$4,500 flat · 30 days · one line · hardware included · 100% credited on conversion