The Centaur Pilot Program gives your team a practical way to evaluate online condition monitoring using real operating data, real assets, and support from experienced rotating equipment specialists.
The pilot is designed to help your team experience the value of continuous condition monitoring before expanding into a larger program. Centaur provides the monitoring tools, software access, and diagnostic support needed to evaluate real equipment health data.
Select critical or problematic rotating equipment and evaluate Centaur using actual operating data from your site.
Use EPM PRO to review asset health, alarms, trends, diagnostics, reports, and supporting condition monitoring data.
See whether Centaur provides meaningful visibility and diagnostic value before deciding on a broader deployment.
The pilot is intended to show how Centaur works as a complete monitoring program, including field hardware, software visibility, diagnostic support, and practical reliability insight.
Centaur provides the monitoring hardware required for the pilot scope, including sensors and gateway equipment based on the selected assets and site requirements.
Your team can review asset health, alarms, trends, diagnostics, reports, and equipment condition information inside EPM PRO during the pilot period.
Centaur specialists help review developing issues and provide practical diagnostic context so your team can understand what the data means.
The pilot can include condition summaries, findings, and reliability-focused recommendations that help your team evaluate the value of a broader program.
Centaur can support pilot setup, sensor placement, gateway planning, and onboarding so the system is configured correctly from the start.
At the end of the pilot, your team can review results, lessons learned, and whether a broader deployment makes sense for your facility.
The pilot process is built to move from asset selection to monitoring quickly, while giving your team enough visibility and support to make an informed decision.
Build an asset list and decide where better visibility would be useful, such as critical equipment, bad actors, or assets with known reliability concerns.
Centaur helps review sensor locations, gateway placement, connectivity options, and any site considerations needed to support a successful pilot.
Once the system is active, your team can review asset health in EPM PRO while Centaur specialists monitor data and provide diagnostic context.
At the end of the pilot, review findings, system performance, user experience, and whether a broader condition monitoring program makes sense.
The best pilot candidates are assets where early insight, continuous monitoring, or diagnostic support could help your team make better maintenance and reliability decisions.
Pumps, motors, compressors, blowers, or other rotating assets where unexpected downtime would create production, safety, or cost concerns.
Assets with repeated repairs, unexplained vibration, bearing issues, seal problems, hydraulic concerns, or reliability history that deserves closer review.
Remote, hard-to-access, continuously operating, or safety-sensitive equipment where periodic manual routes may not provide enough visibility.
A successful pilot does not need to include every asset. A focused group of equipment is often the best way to demonstrate value, validate the workflow, and determine where a larger condition monitoring program should go next.
If condition monitoring is being considered for your facility, a pilot gives your team a practical way to evaluate Centaur on real equipment, with real data, before moving into a broader deployment.