Know your field.
Field Warden is one platform for everything you own in the field. Start with your asset tree and live monitoring, add work orders, visits, and budgets when you are ready, all on the same data.
Kestrel 14-22, casing pressure
2,171 kPa
Illustration
Measured, not inferred
Inferred
A camera and an algorithm can tell you a pumpjack is moving. They cannot tell you the casing pressure, and they cannot tell you it was 2,140 kPa at 3:42 this morning.
Measured
A Sphynx reads the instrument. Four analog inputs, a run status and a pulse totalizer, timestamped at the device and published over LTE. The number on your screen is the number on the gauge.
Three things you get
Atlas
Your asset tree
Areas, fields, batteries, wells, or whatever you actually call them. You define the structure and the platform enforces it. Included, not priced.
Pulse
Live monitoring
Readings, trends and alarms under the node they belong to. Callouts that reach the person on call, not a dashboard nobody is looking at.
Sphynx
The hardware
A cellular field unit that reads your instruments and watches your equipment. Ships configured, claims itself, and tells you when it stops hearing from something.
What a Sphynx reads
- Analog inputs
- Four, 4-20 mA, individually scaled to engineering units
- Digital
- Run status, and a pulse totalizer that survives a power cycle
- Backhaul
- LTE, with a local access point and an on-device status page for site work
- Publishes to
- MQTT, per channel, timestamped at the device
- Integrates with
- VTScada, a REST API, and raw MQTT
No adjectives in that list on purpose. If a number matters to you, ask and we will tell you what it is.
A platform, not a portal
One asset tree, one permission system, one alarm engine. Modules plug into that backbone, so the second thing you switch on already knows your structure, your people and your equipment.
- AtlasAvailable
- PulseAvailable
- DispatchPlanned
- RoundsPlanned
- LedgerPlanned
- YieldPlanned
Put one on a well and see
One unit, one month. If the numbers are not what you expected, that is the point of a demo unit.