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Complete Fluid Monitoring with Trident QW3100

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Poseidon Systems introduces the Trident QW3100 fluid quality sensor, the pinnacle of online fluid quality monitoring technology. Unlike traditional sensors, the QW3100 is a game-changer, eliminating the need for periodic oil sampling, revolutionizing reliability programs worldwide. With the Trident QW3100, operators gain real-time insights into their oil’s health, empowering them to detect trends, anticipate reliability events, project remaining useful life (RUL), and substantially reduce oil consumption through optimized, condition-based oil change strategies.

15 years in development, the Trident QW3100 stands as a testament to Poseidon Systems’s commitment to excellence. Refined through collaboration with industry giants, this sensor has become the gold standard for fluid monitoring reliability programs, delivering unparalleled savings for our customers.

Say Goodbye to Oil Sampling – What Sets Us Apart?

Poseidon Systems proudly presents the Trident QW3100, the world’s only commercially available Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) sensor for fluid quality analysis. Unlike conventional sensors, EIS provides comprehensive, multi-frequency readings, capturing critical properties beyond the capability of single-point sensors. With Poseidon Systems’s Trident QW3100, say farewell to routine oil sampling and embrace a new era of precision fluid monitoring.

Double Your Gearbox Oil Drain Intervals

In industries worldwide, oil changes are often dictated by historical norms and unreliable sampling methods. But with Poseidon’s Trident QW3100, operators gain clarity on their oil’s condition in real-time. By monitoring oil quality, forecasting remaining useful life, and optimizing oil change schedules, operators can extend oil change intervals by up to twice the conventional. This allows operators to monitor oil quality, forecast oil RUL, and optimize oil changes; in some cases, operating with the same oil up to two times longer.

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