Cornell Pulse™
Cornell Pulse is an excellent tool for those who want to check their pump’s health quickly. It’s a compact, wireless device that can measure the pump’s vibration severity and temperature in real time. All the helpful measurements can be viewed through a mobile app, which is available for phones and tablets. When used with RPM², Pulses report data to the cloud and track pump conditions, including the GPS location where the scan occurred. Detecting common pump problems is essential to increase the lifespan and efficiency of the pump. The Pulse is a durable and long-lasting unit, lasting around three years with daily measurements.
Improving efficiencies for longer lifespans.
Discover the endless advantages of Cornell Pump's Pulse device - your key to efficiency and productivity. Embrace the future of pumping technology with Pulse, and propel your success to greater heights.
Real-time Insights
Predictive Maintenance
Improved Efficiency
Remote Accessibility
Co-Pilot™ Features
Monitor Health On-site
Distinguish / Rename Pumps
Use Onboard Power for up to 5 years
Measure Pump Vibration Severity
Log Reports to Review & Compare
Gauge Bearing Frame Temperature
- Mobile App
- Pricing
The Pulse App is free in Apple and Android application stores. The heartbeat of your system is now measurable whenever you need it. Take the Pulse of your pump!
Use this link to access the free mobile app on Apple
Use this link to get the free app on Android
Have questions about the app: send an e-mail to pulse@cornellpump.com
Pulse is a free mobile app included on all Cornell Pumps* without a Co-Pilot free charge.
If you want to retrofit a Cornell (or other brands) pump, please get in touch with pulse@cornellpump.com for pricing and availability.
Phone (503) 653-0330 — generally available 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Pacific time, Monday through Friday. We are closed on US holidays.
*Pulse is available to be attached to all pumps where the submergence and operating temperature allow. It may be excluded from specific turbines, refrigeration, hot oil, and submersible pumps.