Environmental integration
Epic communicators, gateways and the Aryo Cloud platform transform water leak and environmental systems into connected solutions that manufacturers can offer as part of their product line. Epic devices connect directly to water leak cables and probes, float switches, pressure sensors, temperature and humidity sensors, gas and VOC detectors, and building management controllers, then transmit all events and status data securely to Aryo Cloud in real time.
By supporting dry contacts, analog and digital inputs, serial connections and common industrial protocols, Epic connects controllers and panels with modern IoT and cloud services. Existing water leak detection systems, pump controls, environmental monitoring panels and distributed sensors can all be supervised through a single cloud view, with detailed alarms, history and service information available from any location.
Through Aryo Cloud, manufacturers and their partners can offer continuous monitoring of critical conditions such as leaks, moisture presence, temperature extremes, humidity levels, refrigerant or gas leaks and power failures. Service teams receive instant alerts, dashboards showing live system health, and historical trends that make it easier to identify recurring problems, verify service actions and support preventative and predictive maintenance programs.
For manufacturers, Epic delivers a complete IoT and cloud connected layer around their existing water leak and environmental systems so they can enhance their offerings without redesigning hardware from the ground up.
Faster path to cloud connected products
Differentiated product lines
Remote diagnostics and fewer site visits
Extended life of existing product designs
Integration with broader building and industrial systems
Epic communicators and gateways also integrate gas detection systems used in commercial, industrial and life safety applications. Gas panels, standalone gas detectors and addressable gas sensing modules can be connected to Epic devices through dry contacts, serial links or supported protocols so that alarms, fault signals and live gas levels are transmitted directly to Aryo Cloud. This enables continuous cloud monitoring of combustible gas, toxic gas and refrigerant leaks in boiler rooms, parking garages, plant areas, cold storage facilities and mechanical spaces.
Through Aryo Cloud, gas detection systems become part of a connected safety and environmental strategy. Service teams can view live gas concentrations, alarm states and device health across all sites, receive instant notifications when thresholds are exceeded and access historical logs that support incident analysis, compliance reporting and maintenance planning.
For manufacturers, Epic delivers an IoT and cloud connected layer around existing gas detection product lines so they can add modern connectivity without redesigning sensors or panels.
Epic gateways offer flexible hardware interfaces such as RS232, RS485 and I/O connections to host system processor in addition to multiple analog and digital inputs, outputs and other hardware interfaces.
Provide continuous supervision of combustible and toxic gas levels, with recorded alarms and trends that support regulatory reporting and audits.
Allow service teams to see gas levels, alarm history and device status from anywhere so they can respond faster, prioritize critical events and reduce unnecessary site visits.
Upgrade already installed gas detection systems with Epic devices to deliver a connected experience without replacing proven field hardware.
Use Epic gateways to link gas detection into building management, industrial integration and life safety platforms, helping manufacturers position their solutions as part of a unified safety and environmental monitoring architecture.
With Epic communicators, gateways and Aryo Cloud, manufacturers can offer complete gas detection monitoring solutions that are smarter, more connected and aligned with modern safety expectations.
Epic’s environmental integration markets include commercial and high-rise buildings, data centres and IT rooms, cold storage and food facilities, healthcare and institutional sites, industrial and utility environments, parking garages, boiler rooms and other spaces where water leaks, temperature, humidity and gas levels must be monitored continuously.
