The reality we all have to face when it comes to the electric motors that power our facilities, is that they are going to fail. It’s not really a question of if, but when. Though when they do fail, the costs can stack
up quickly.

 

One survey found that electric motor downtime costs US facilities an
estimated $50 billion annually.

 

Meanwhile the typical downtime costs to industrial manufacturers is between $30,000 and $50,000 per hour, with some facilities reaching upwards of $260,000 an hour.

Though the costs don’t simply stop there. When your charged with keeping an entire facility
up and running, it can become all you focus on. Anticipating the chaos of the next critical motor failure.