TECO Group — 2016 Lab Validation → OEM Partnership Through 2026

01 The Problem

TECO is one of Asia's largest motor manufacturers, building motors that ship into pumps, fans, and conveyors all over the world. Their customers wanted built-in temperature monitoring — but the existing thermocouple solutions were too bulky to integrate into the motor housing and too complex for the end customer to wire up in the field.

The Risk

TECO, a top-3 Asian motor manufacturer, sought a thermal solution integratable into OEM motor shipments.

Detection Gap

Existing thermocouple solutions were too bulky and installation-intensive.

02 The OctosX Solution

We supplied Thermalpas TS-300 — a thin, PT100 Class B sensor designed to be factory-mounted onto the motor heat-sink. After validating it in their own lab, TECO signed a supplier master agreement and made Thermalpas a standard option in their motor catalog. Every motor that ships with the option has a sensor pre-installed at the factory.

Sensor & Edge

Thermalpas TS-300 series (PT100 Thermistor Class B / –30~150°C / ±0.5°C response / ASTM D-3654 adhesion certified).

Cloud Logic & Alerting

After lab validation, TECO signed a Supplier Master Agreement formalizing OEM partnership.

03 The Outcome

Since 2016 — ten years now — Thermalpas has been a TECO motor option. Once an end customer activates it, OctosX can pull data directly from TECO's motor shipment database — no field installation cost. It's the strongest horizontal-expansion case in the OctosX portfolio: one OEM relationship, thousands of installed sensors.

Field Detection

From 2016 to 2026, Thermalpas became a standard TECO motor option.

Quantified Impact

Every shipped motor can carry a sensor; OctosX can later pull data directly from TECO's motor-shipment database — the strongest horizontal expansion case for SI channels.

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Tell us about your facility — busbars, motors, panels, coal blowers, chillers, whatever your highest-risk thermal interface is — and we'll show you what an OctosX deployment would look like.

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