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EPI - The ButtonWhat is it?

The CMB (Computer Monitoring Button) is a battery free, read/write memory device that is used to store and retrieve inspection related data on-site and can be linked to any windows based software.

Cute, sure. But is it durable?

Operating Temperature:

-67 F to 257 F

Power:

Non Volatile Memory (no battery)

Read Time:

300kb/sec

EMI:

Classified as non-susceptible to RF signals of 200 V/M

Audit Trail:

Each read and write can be date and time stamped

Humidity:

100% RH The EPI can be submerged

Life Cycle:
Unlimited Reads.  More than 1,000,000 write cycles.  Data retention is extended to 100 years each time a EPI is touched by a reader

Material:

Incoloy® 825 Shell

Environmental Test results are available.

How does it attach?

We have designed two styles of retaining clips. The first clip has a marking location for the thickness measurement. The second clip does not. Both clip styles allow the button to be securely fastened to the asset with a 3M-developed VBH 4646 (Very High Bond) double-sided tape. The second clip style has the added ability to band the clip to the asset using 1/2" stainless steel banding strap.  The 3M-developed VBH 4646 double-sided tape features 1000 psi tensile, curing to 300o F, and sure adherence to piping and equipment.

Retaining Clips

What is the life expectancy of the CMB?   

The CMB is non-emitting and has unlimited read/write modifications with unlimited reads and more than a million write cycles. Data retention is extended 100 years every time it is read. The CMB is designed to last the life of the asset to which it is attached. 

What are the proven benefits?  

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