Roseville, Minn. — Intonix Corp.'s new product monitors and evaluates sounds produced by both rotating machinery and non-rotating equipment to detect problems as they develop — before they result in equipment failure. It has the analysis capabilities of an instrument-grade acoustic spectrum analyzer in an industrial-grade monitor package.

Using 96 frequency bands, it can "learn" and analyze the sounds during normal operation. Its alarm relays are activated whenever the sound deviates from the sound during proper operation. It can automatically shut down malfunctioning equipment.

The Acoustic Machinery Monitor is ideal for monitoring critical equipment and processes in remote, inaccessible or dangerous locations.