Valve Trak.
Monitor and locate underground assets 24/7 from anywhere in the world
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Intelligent Asset Management Solution
Valve track is a piece of hardware that’s retrofitted into an existing valve chamber, or installed into new locations, to allow you to quickly locate valves and other underground assets.
It’s ATEX approved, IP68 rated, decoded Bluetooth beacon connected to a cloud-based platform to securely host specific asset records and information against each particular asset.
What that means to you is that the appropriate information relating to that asset can be acquired while simultaneously using the hardware to locate the asset in question.
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We exposed the problem, and provided the solution
Locating a gas valve amidst a network of pipes and infrastructure can be a formidable challenge, fraught with inefficiencies and potential risks.
Without the aid of advanced solutions like Valve Trak, engineers often face issues of inaccessibility and time-consuming searches. In emergencies, when swift action is paramount, the inability to promptly pinpoint the precise location of a gas valve could lead to critical delays in isolating the supply. Additionally, the physical inaccessibility and potential blockages due to debris further exacerbate the problem.
Traditional methods relying solely on manual inspection and outdated locating techniques often prove inadequate, especially in complex industrial settings. Valve Trak not only addresses these challenges but revolutionises the process by providing continuous, real-time monitoring and a reliable means of identifying and isolating gas valves promptly, ensuring a swift and effective response in critical situations.
Watch how easily Valve Trak solves asset location issues with zero risk or disruption
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