Why 42HzCompare
42Hz vs Augury
Augury puts sensors and vibration analysts on pumps, motors and compressors in plants. 42Hz watches power equipment, using what it already reports.
Topic
Augury
42Hz
To get started
Sensors on each machine.1Included in every subscription.
No new sensors.Reads the controllers and relays already there.
What it watches
Rotating machinery.2Pumps, motors, compressors, fans, gearboxes and chillers.
Power equipment.Inverters, batteries, switchgear, transformers, UPS and chillers.
Who helps you
Vibration analysts.1Cat III and IV analysts and reliability success managers.
Our engineers.Plus an AI service desk or a managed monitoring team, if you want one.
Everything about Augury comes from Augury’s own website, checked 4 November 2026. Numbers link to the sources.
Why teams choose 42Hz.
Built for power equipment.
The inverters, switchgear and transformers that vibration sensors aren’t designed for.
No sensor rollout.
No sensors to fit on each asset, so most fleets are live in about 90 days.
Our engineers work with yours.
You talk to the people who build 42Hz. If a controller isn’t supported yet, they write the connection.
Or use both.
Keep sensors on the rotating machinery. Use 42Hz on the power equipment that feeds it.
Questions buyers ask.
For power and HVAC equipment, yes. For vibration monitoring of rotating machinery in a plant, Augury is built for that job.
No new sensors. It reads the relays, inverters, controllers and historians you already have. Sites with no network get a cellular router.
No. Monitoring, alerts, cases and dispatch all work without it. Or have our engineers watch your fleet instead.
Sources (checked 4 November 2026)
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