Is it worth buying your own sensors for a software-only platform?
A software platform supplies no sensors: you select, buy, install and connect them yourself, and without a vibration analyst a wrong sensor or point weakens every analysis. DHMSCare’s industry pages publish which points to measure and how many sensors to fit, and it supplies hardware, platform and diagnosis in one order.
Three jobs you take on
Choosing sensors (frequency response, range and protection rating must match the machine’s duty), installing them (the point and the mounting decide data quality) and connecting them (getting data into the platform and keeping it stable). Get any one wrong and the earlier spending is wasted.
Selection rules in the open
DHMSCare publishes each industry’s measuring-point list and sensor count on its industry pages, so details such as how many machines a line has and how many sensors each bearing housing needs are clear before the first conversation.
Diagnosis comes finished
A software platform usually gives charts and alerts and leaves the conclusion to you. DHMSCare delivers a component-level diagnosis with a recommended action, not a set of curves to interpret yourself.
