Cabinet Guard

AVAILABLE FROM DECEMBER 2025 !

Protect and monitor the heart of your system - in real time

The Helmholz Cabinet Guard continuously monitors the conditions inside the enclosure, such as temperature, humidity, air pressure, vibration and the condition of the enclosure door (unauthorised access). By monitoring these environmental parameters, the Cabinet Guard can react to potential problems at an early stage, trigger alarms and thus prevent failures or damage. This helps to maintain system integrity and operational efficiency.

€279.00 *
  • 700-210-1AA01
AVAILABLE FROM DECEMBER 2025 ! Protect and monitor the heart of your system - in real time... more
Cabinet Guard

Monitoring of system components is now widely used to increase system availability and carry out maintenance work cost-effectively. The focus is usually on external actuators and sensors, while the control cabinet as the heart of the system often receives less attention. However, the inside of the enclosure is also exposed to numerous hazards and the effects of ageing. Temperature, humidity, air pressure, vibration and shocks are typical environmental factors that can affect the service life of the enclosure.

With a Cabinet Guard in the control cabinet, all this information can be monitored, analysed or alarms generated, completely independently of the PLC.

The Cabinet Guard is configured conveniently via a web interface. The measured values can be easily forwarded to other components or higher-level systems (host computer, MES, cloud) via MQTT and ModbusTCP.

At the same time, the measured values can be saved to an SD card for long-term recording, which also enables long-term evaluation of ageing phenomena. To improve the efficiency of the system, the recordings of the control cabinets of different machines can be compared and thus optimisation possibilities can be found in the design.

Thanks to its distance sensor, the Cabinet Guard can also monitor the opening of the enclosure doors. The Cabinet Guard is therefore also an important sensor when considering the security of a machine.

  • Condition monitoring in the control cabinet
  • Digitalisation in the shape of a handbag
  • Measurement of temperature, air pressure, humidity
  • Detection of movement, position, vibration, shock
  • 2 external temperature sensors (NTC)
  • Enclosure door opening via distance sensor or digital input
  • All-purpose input(s) for digital or PWM signals
  • Configuration via website
  • Transmission of status/value information via MQTT
  • ModbusTCP server for data provision
  • Digital outputs for alarm signalling
  • SD card for long-term logging
  • Very compact design