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No. Cinga is designed to complement existing SCADA and automation systems, not replace them. It adds historical behavior analysis, AI-supported interpretation, scores and decision support to the data already available.
Cinga can be used to monitor and analyze motors, pumps, electrical panels and other critical, energy-intensive equipment. Additional field parameters and sensors can be included according to the requirements.
AI is used to evaluate measurement data, an asset’s historical behavior and the relationships between different parameters together. The goal is not merely to display data, but to interpret changes and provide clearer outputs that users can apply in decision-making.
No. Cinga does not guarantee that every failure will be detected in advance. By analyzing how equipment behaves over time, it helps identify deviations from normal operation, recurring patterns and deterioration trends earlier.
Data collected and analyzed by Cinga is displayed through the central Cinga interface. Users can follow measurement data, historical behavior, analysis results, scores and related outputs in one place.
Cinga measures and analyzes three-phase voltage, current, power, energy consumption, power factor, harmonics and similar electrical parameters. Temperature and other field parameters can also be included according to the requirements.
Yes. Data from Cinga devices at different facilities can be monitored through a central system. This makes it possible to track and compare the status of assets across facilities in one place.
Yes. Cinga can be configured to work alongside existing SCADA and automation systems. Instead of replacing those systems, it can incorporate their data into analysis and decision-support processes.
Yes. A pilot can be arranged around the needs of the facility and its equipment. This allows Cinga’s operation and outputs to be evaluated under real field conditions.
Each Cinga device is configured to monitor one asset. This allows the measurements, historical behavior and analysis results for each asset to be tracked individually.
Cinga is installed by our technical team. The installation is planned around the facility’s existing setup and the asset being monitored, then carried out to suit field conditions.
Yes. Cinga is designed to be installed in existing facilities. Suitable measurement and installation points are identified after assessing the facility’s electrical infrastructure and the assets to be monitored.
Yes. A key feature of Cinga is that it does not assess equipment using only current readings. It analyzes current data alongside the asset’s historical operating behavior, trends and recurring changes, helping reveal differences and deterioration trends over time.