Digital solutions for separators and decanters combine connected equipment, cloud-based insights, expert services and advanced analytics to improve equipment performance, availability and resource efficiency.

We make onboarding smooth and simple. First, we collect the required network information and prepare the connection. During commissioning, we establish the secure connection to the GEA digital ecosystem. We then onboard your team to the GEA Portal and your selected digital solutions, ensuring everyone has the right access and guidance. Once your separator or decanter is connected, you can immediately benefit from data-driven services, remote support and operational insights.

Yes. GEA centrifuges have been IoT-ready since 2021. Many older centrifugal separators and decanter centrifuges can also be retrofitted with the required sensors and connectivity components.

Connected centrifuges provide greater transparency, improved uptime, higher efficiency, enhanced reliability, better resource utilization and faster access to expert support.

By providing real-time visibility into machine and process parameters, digital solutions help identify optimization opportunities, prevent issues before they occur and support data-driven operational decisions.

Predictive monitoring, intelligent alerts and expert support enable proactive maintenance and faster issue resolution, helping to reduce unplanned downtime.

By continuously monitoring machine health and performance indicators of your centrifugal separator or decanter centrifuge, digital solutions help identify potential issues before they escalate. This enables proactive maintenance planning, reduces unplanned downtime and supports more reliable operations.

Data transmitted between your connected separators and decanters and the GEA Cloud® is encrypted, and security measures are designed to protect both data in transit and data at rest. The platform applies industry-level security standards and follows strict access control principles.

Your organization retains control over user access and permissions. User accounts and authorizations are managed by designated administrators, while role-based permissions ensure that only authorized users can access specific information.

Connected devices use hardened operating systems, secure authentication mechanisms and regular security updates. Software patches and firmware updates are delivered securely to help maintain resilience against emerging threats.

GEA follows recognized cybersecurity and data protection practices and is committed to compliance with regulations such as GDPR. GEA cybersecurity initiatives also reference standards including ISO 27001 and IEC 62443.

Communication between IIoT gateways and the GEA Cloud® is protected through encrypted connections and authentication mechanisms that verify both the device and the cloud platform. This ensures that only authorized devices can establish communication.