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TRUCONNECT® Remote Monitoring uses sensors to gather usage data—running time, motor starts, work cycles and brake condition. Alerts are notifications, by text or email, of events such as hoist overloads, emergency stops and over-temperatures.




Anomalies can show up as faults, such as overloads. These events are considered abnormal and should be addressed promptly as they occur. Knowing when an overload occurs is the first step in identifying its cause.

Patterns help reveal relationships between variables. For example, overload or emergency stop alerts or excessive starts may indicate the need for operator training aimed at reducing human-error downtime and the risk of safety incidents. Recurring motor overheats may indicate needed changes in equipment or process.

The study of trends can help prioritize corrective action and investments. Analyzing data behavior over time supports the development of predictive maintenance.


Our consultative approach can help guide your decision-making. We take time to share our findings, provide recommendations and discuss how each action can optimize various aspects of your operations and maintenance.

  • regulatory compliance
  • record keeping
  • maintenance planning and prioritization
  • spare parts supply
  • equipment utilization
  • operator training
  • capital expenditure planning and justification