Resources

Guides and self-checks, grouped by area.

For maintenance leads, EHS managers, IT teams and risk advisors evaluating factory safety monitoring. Thermal Risk comes first, then the platform documents all four areas share.

Thermal Risk

Heat inside closed electrical panels.

For teams looking at switchgear, busbars and breakers between inspection rounds. Explore Thermal Risk

Guides

Checklist

NFPA 70B-aligned checklist for electrical inspections

A practical checklist mapping NFPA 70B recommended inspection practices to continuous thermal monitoring — and where continuous monitoring supports each practice.

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Whitepaper

Heat-source detection vs. smoke detection: why the first 30 minutes matter

An analysis of industrial electrical fire incident data — the window between a detectable thermal anomaly and failure, and where contact-based sensing may give earlier warning than smoke detection.

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Thermal Risk · Self-check

How ready is your plant for thermal risk?

Five quick questions about how you monitor electrical equipment today. No email required.

Platform and security

The platform all four areas share.

For IT and engineering teams: how the OctosX Platform is built, and how it connects to a plant network. About the platform

Datasheet

OctosX Platform — technical datasheet

Hardware specifications, software architecture, supported protocols, security posture and system requirements for your IT and engineering teams.

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Whitepaper

OT/IT convergence without the risk

How to connect monitoring in a plant without opening attack surfaces on your OT network, using OctosX's outbound-only, edge-first architecture as a case study.

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Other areas

Air, equipment and visual alerts.

No guides are published yet for these three areas. Each area page describes what it measures and how it is used.

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Tell us about your site and the area that worries you most, and we will explain how the platform would apply to it.