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Vibration monitoring doesn't have to be difficult

Are you looking for an efficient, accurate, and easy-to-install vibration monitor? Look no further than the SWARM vibration monitor! This advanced technological device is the ultimate solution to control your environment.

SWARM vibration monitor

SWARM vibration monitor

Effortless construction vibration monitoring

The SWARM vibration monitor performs high-quality vibration measurements at construction and infrastructure sites. It sends the measurement data wirelessly to the Honeycomb web platform, where you can view it in real-time. If the vibration levels are so high that adjacent structures are at risk of being damaged or residents likely to experience nuisance, you will receive instant alerts.

 

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Vibration monitor with MEMS technology

MEMS is an abbreviation for 'microelectromechanical systems.' MEMS technology allows for the manufacturing of microscale devices such as sensors. Those miniature silicon chip devices are highly reliable and rapidly responding. MEMS-based sensors are suitable for construction work and nuisance, structural health monitoring, and traffic monitoring. They work particularly well in projects where: 

  • You want to benefit from remote monitoring
  • Less experienced people install a vibration monitor 

  • Real-time insights and remote access are crucial
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5 steps to start measuring

Step 1

Mount the SWARM

Simply mount the SWARM on a wall using a single screw. No hassle with alignment, just secure it on the wall with the Omnidots logo up.

SWARM Installation - Step 1 - Mount
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Step 2

Power up

Connect the SWARM to your power source, SWARM Battery, or Solar Panel.

SWARM Installation - Step 2 - Connect
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Step 3

Auto alignment

The SWARM now conducts auto alignment and starts measuring.

SWARM Installation - Step 3 - Auto Alignment
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Step 4

Set up online

Log in to your Honeycomb account. Here you can adjust the measurement settings and select options for alarm notifications.

SWARM Installation - Step 4 - Setup online
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Step 5

Go!

You can now view measurement data and generate customized reports, 24/7, anywhere on any device!

SWARM Installation - Step 5 - Collecting Data
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Intuitive solution for the construction and infrastructure sector

 

Most of our clients use the SWARM vibration monitor worldwide in construction and infrastructure. Thanks to its intuitive nature, you don't need to follow long training sessions to work with this device.

Do you want to prevent potential vibration damage to structures and nuisance for people outside of the construction scope? So far, our clients are successfully using the SWARM to measure vibrations at windmills, data centers, and heavy-traffic sites.

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Article numbers: SWARM V2.2b-G, SWARM V2.2c-G, SWARM V2.2cw-G

Complies with industry standards:

  • DIN4150-2, DIN4150-3, DIN 45669-1, BS7385, BS6841, ISO2631, SBR-A 2010, SBR-A 2017, SBR-B, Circulaire du 23/07/1986, ISEE (USBM RI8507 & OSMRE) and SN640312a.
  • The SWARM continuously sends the measurement data automatically to Honeycomb via 4G/LTE, WiFi, or PoE using an adapter.
  • Mounting is very quick and easy.
  • The SWARM is compact, lightweight, and IP65-rated.

 

SWARM V2.2b
SWARM V2.2c
SWARM V2.2cw

Applicable standards

  • SBR-A
  • DIN4150-3 
  • BS7385
  • Circulaire du '86
  • ISEE
    (USBM RI 8507 & OSMRE)
  • SN 640 312a
  • IN 1226
  • SBR-A
  • DIN4150-3
  • BS7385
  • Circulaire du '86
  • ISEE (USBM RI 8507 & OSMRE)
  • SN 640 312a
  • IN 1226
  • SBR-B
  • DIN 4150-2
  • DIN 45669-1
  • SBR-A
  • DIN4150-3
  • BS7385
  • Circulaire du '86
  • ISEE (USBM RI 8507 & OSMRE)
  • SN 640 312a
  • IN 1226
  • SBR-B
  • DIN 4150-2
  • DIN 45669-1

Range frequency

0.5 - 250 Hz 0.5 - 250 Hz 0.5 - 250 Hz

Range velocity

±50 mm/s (±2 in/s) ±50 mm/s (±2 in/s) ±300.0 mm/s (±12 in/s)

Noise (RMS)

50 um/s at 250 Hz BW (2 mil/s) 25 um/s at 250 Hz BW (1 mil/s) 25 um/s at 250 Hz BW (1 mil/s)

Resolution

1 um/s (0.04 mil/s) 0.5 um/s (0.02 mil/s) 0.5 um/s (0.02 mil/s)

SWARM vibration monitor

 

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Use case: Ground vibration monitoring in mine blasting

Nicolás Acuña Caro
SEMAM, Chile

For this project, SEMAM uses three SWARM devices with batteries to measure the ground vibrations at the copper mine site. "It is so useful for us that we can still do the measurements even when the SWARM cannot connect to any network while being in the desert. The SWARM keeps measuring and storing its data until it comes online. At the mining site, we make a quick measurement, go to the office, download the data and then analyze it. The Omnidots solution is really easy to use."

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