From PLC to live dashboard, without touching the program

A Kaynan Fusion IoT box on your network runs Node-RED and reads the PLCs over their usual protocols, such as Modbus, OPC UA or Siemens S7. Tell us what you run and we will confirm before you commit to anything.

Already have Node-RED or a gateway? Install the Kealink node for Node-RED and point your values at it, or send them yourself over MQTT or HTTPS.

• Readings travel over MQTT with TLS, or HTTPS.
• Every machine has its own password and can only send data as itself, so one compromised box cannot pose as another.
• Changing a machine's password cuts off the old connection at once.
• Kealink never sends a command to a machine.

The machine shows as late, then as not reporting, and an alert goes out after a wait you choose. A gateway that keeps readings during the outage can send them later with their own times, and Kealink files them in the right place without raising alerts about the past.

Your own software can read machines, readings and alerts back through an API with its own keys. Every reading is kept, and any chart downloads as a spreadsheet.