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    • QM30VT Vibration Sensor

      QM30VT Vibration Sensor

      QM30VT Series vibration and temperature sensors offer exceptional levels of accuracy to detect even slight changes in machine health and performance, enabling early identification of potential problems.

    • Q45 All-in-One Series for Predictive Maintenance

      Q45 All-in-One Series for Predictive Maintenance

      Q45 Series all-in-one devices combine a wireless node, sensor, and battery power supply in one easy-to-deploy device that monitors assets and equipment in remote and hard-to-access locations.

    • Q45 Nodes for Predictive Maintenance

      Q45 Nodes for Predictive Maintenance

      Sure Cross® Q45 1-Wire Serial Nodes are pre-mapped to work with Banner's 1-Wire Serial Sensors. Their compact size, integrated lithium batteries, and variety of compatible sensors make remote monitoring easy.

    • S15S  Series Non-Contact Infrared Temperature Sensor

      S15S Series Non-Contact Infrared Temperature Sensor

      The space-saving S15S Non-Contact Infrared Temperature Sensor is a cost-effective temperature sensing solution suitable for detecting, monitoring, and part verification. It connects in-line with other devices or directly to an industrial controller for remote monitoring and data sharing.

    • M18T Series Non-Contact Temperature Sensors

      M18T Series Non-Contact Temperature Sensors

      Rugged, compact temperature sensor for harsh environments. Easy to use TEACH mode programming and remote teach available.

    • Temperature & Humidity Sensor Series

      Temperature & Humidity Sensor Series

      Sure Cross® Temperature and Humidity Sensors work in a variety of environments to provide temperature and humidity measurement solutions. Used with Sure Cross Wireless Radios, these sensors make it easy to monitor environmental conditions without costly wiring runs to monitoring points.