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Continuous monitoring of air quality in transformer substations and technical rooms using sensors capable of measuring suspended particles, volatile compounds, CO2 concentration, and other environmental parameters. It helps detect conditions that could affect equipment operation, prevent risks to personnel, and optimize the ventilation and maintenance of the facilities.

An early detection system for partial electrical discharges in medium and high-voltage equipment, such as transformers, switchgear, or wiring. These discharges are often indicative of deterioration in electrical insulation and can cause critical failures if not corrected in time. Continuous monitoring allows for predictive maintenance and a reduction in unplanned outages.

Sensors designed to detect the presence of harmful, flammable, or hazardous gases, such as methane, hydrogen, carbon monoxide, or SF6. Their function is to alert to potential leaks or accumulations that could compromise the safety of individuals, the state of the equipment, or the regulatory compliance of the facility.

Monitoring of relative humidity levels in electrical and industrial environments to prevent problems caused by condensation, corrosion, or the degradation of electronic components. Humidity control helps maintain optimal operating conditions and extends the lifespan of the equipment.

Human presence detection systems using motion, radar, or artificial vision sensors to identify unauthorized access in transformer substations, technical rooms, or restricted areas. This contributes to strengthening the physical security of the facility and allows for real-time alerts to be generated in the event of an intrusion.

Continuous temperature monitoring in electrical panels, transformers, batteries, and other critical assets. The early detection of abnormal temperature increases prevents overheating, minimizes the risk of breakdown or fire, and improves operational efficiency through preventive maintenance.

Capture and analysis of thermal images to identify hot spots, thermal imbalances, or anomalies invisible to the human eye. This technology facilitates the remote and continuous inspection of electrical and industrial installations, allowing action to be taken before serious failures or performance losses occur.

Anomaly detection via the analysis of ultrasounds generated by leaks, electrical discharges, friction, or mechanical defects. Ultrasonic sensors allow incidents to be identified early even in noisy environments, facilitating predictive maintenance tasks and increasing equipment reliability.

Monitoring of the water level in inspection chambers, underground rooms, transformer substations, or sensitive areas to detect flooding or leaks. The system allows automatic alerts to be generated and safety protocols to be activated before the water affects critical infrastructure or causes damage to the equipment.