Introduction to Augury Endpoints

Last Updated: Jul 6, 2025

Introduction

The Endpoint (EP) is the sensor that is mounted on the machine.

The endpoint takes the machine’s vibration, temperature, and magnetic samples, communicates using BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy), and transmits them to the Node (Gateway).

This article covers which endpoint types Augury uses and in which environments we use them.

Please contact your customer success manager to understand what endpoints are available in your region.

Endpoint Types

First, note that the environment in which the endpoint is installed can be different, such as dry, wet, hazardous, or explosive.

The EP type to use depends on the environment in which it is installed.

Endpoint markings on the Augury web platform and mobile app

Our endpoints are represented in the Augury platform as E1, E2, and so on.

You identify the EP type on the IoT information page or as an indication when an IoT / maintenance activity is required.

R4000 Series

EP type	Features	Environment
	Wet Environment Murata \| FDK \| EVE Battery Compatible & Replaceable The E7 will replace E 4, 5, and 6	Extreme water resistance Non-HZ High G
	Humid environment Wash down cleaning standard A wet environment as part of the manufacturing process. 3-5 years battery life Irreplaceable Battery	Non-HZ Low-G Water resistant
	Second source Battery (Murata, EVE, FDK) 3-5 years battery life	Non-HZ Low-G Dry environment
	Murata batteries only 3-5 years battery life	Non-HZ Low-G Dry environment Wet deviation, limited edition
	Group F, G ATEX Zone 2 & 22Hz Can be mapped to continuous monitoring Mounted on each of the machine bearings Captures vibration, magnetic, and temperature data Powered by a Murata battery 3-5 years battery life C1D2 Group A, B, C, D C2D2 ed using NFC IP64/IP68	HZ Low G Dry environment
	Continuous monitoring device 1 triaxial digital vibration sensor Powered by a replaceable Type-C battery Battery life up to 3 years (2nd gen) IP64/IP68	Non-HZ Low-G
Note: E2 is End of Life, not manufactured Will be supported for ~5 more years (battery replacement, mounts) Can be replaced by R4000 NHZ (E4,E5) for wet environments R4000 WR
	Continuous monitoring device 3 Uni-axial analog vibration sensors Powered by a Type C battery (Non-replaceable) Battery life up to 2 years (1st Gen	High-G HZ environments: C1D2 Group A, B, C, D C2D2 Group F, G, ○ ATEX Zone2&22
Note: EX is End of Life - It is not manufactured and has a limited inventory. For non-high-G, it can be replaced by R4000 (E3) For High-G machines, it can be replaced by Ranger Pro (R1)
	Continuous monitoring device 3 Uni-axial analog vibration sensors Powered by a replaceable Type-C battery Battery life up to 3 years (2nd gen) IP64/IP68	Non-HZ High-G

Ranger Pro

EP type	Image	Features	Environment
		Captures vibration, magnetic, and temperature data Powered by a replaceable Type-D 3.6V lithium-thionyl chloride battery Battery life up to 3 - 5 years IP67 dust and water resistance	HZ environment Certified for C1D1 and C1D2 environments High-G Moist environment

Glossary

High-G machines. These are high-vibration machines with vibration levels that are usually over 16G peak to peak and require specialized sensors capable of detecting higher frequencies due to the intense motion they experience.
Low-G machines. These are lower vibration levels, less than 16G peak to peak.
These machines can work with less robust sensors.
Hazardous (explosive) environment. The following is relevant to the US. Contact support for other regions or check out the datasheet.
- Use C1D1 and C2D1 in environments where explosive gases/vapors and powder/dust are always or occasionally present.
- ATEX - Zone 2, 22
Wet environment. Either a humid environment or the machinery is washed down.

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