Pumps, VFDs, motors — the workhorses nobody watches until the water stops.
Rotating equipment telegraphs its failures. Bearing wear shows up as a slow rise in vibration weeks before the seizure; cavitation chews an impeller long before flow collapses; a tired motor pulls a little more current every day. Veritas Data designs and builds monitoring that reads what your VFDs and meters already know over Modbus — read-only — and adds vibration sensing on the bearings, where the story really lives. So the fix happens on your schedule, not the pump’s.
The pump itself is rarely the loss. It’s what the pump was doing: the condenser loop that takes a chiller down with it, the booster that leaves upper floors dry, the sump that floods an electrical room, the transfer line that stops production. Add emergency labor, overnight parts, and secondary damage, and a failure that had been vibrating for a month ends up costing many times the early fix.
The same analytics spine behind every Veritas system, engineered around your rotating equipment.
A continuous, read-only picture of every pump — from the drives you already own, and sensors we add where the data doesn’t exist yet.
The trend that turns a maintenance surprise into a calendar item — flagged while the process still looks normal.
What to fix, how soon, and the recorded data to justify the work order before the failure.
One condenser-water pump, with sample data — not a live system. Drive the story with the scenario buttons: watch the vibration trend, the projection of where it’s heading, and when the early warning fires versus when a fixed alarm would. That gap is the point.
A Modbus RTU/TCP client that polls the VFDs, soft starters, and power meters you already own — it never writes a register or changes a setting.
Sensors on the bearing housings, wired to our gateway in parallel — nothing touches the starter, the drive parameters, or the control circuit.
Duty and standby, one plant room or a whole portfolio — every pump reads from a single view, with its own learned baseline.
We read the drive, add our own sensors, and recommend — your starters, VFD settings, and interlocks stay exactly as your team configured them. That’s the line that lets a risk-averse plant say yes.
Where the pump is the cooling loop, the transfer line, the product — and an unplanned stop is measured per hour.
Condenser water, chilled water, boosters, sumps — the rotating support cast behind every comfort complaint and every flooded room.
Contractors and operators who’d rather schedule a bearing than explain a flood — with the data to back the work order.
Tell us what you pump — we’ll design the monitoring for it.
Book a consultation →Horacio De La Cruz · 305.295.2729 · hdelacruz@veritas-data.io