As highlighted by UpKeep in their article “The 6 Sensors for Predictive Maintenance That Optimize Repair Timelines,” predictive maintenance has evolved from manual inspections to advanced sensor-based monitoring systems that detect faults before they lead to costly failures. These sensors play a crucial role in improving repair timelines, reducing downtime, and enhancing workplace safety.

Key Sensor Functions in Predictive Maintenance

1. Early Fault Detection – Industrial-grade sensors can identify minor issues within milliseconds, alerting administrators to prevent further damage.
2. Failure Detection – If a major failure is imminent, sensors can notify operators and even shut down machinery before it causes downtime or safety risks.
3. CMMS Integration – Sensors work seamlessly with Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) to ensure real-time monitoring and data-driven decision-making.

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