iRADAR CONNECT

CURRENT INSTRUMENTATION & AUTOMATION INC.

About this app

iRADAR CONNECT enables wireless monitoring, configuration, and diagnostics of compatible industrial radar level sensors and instrumentation from your smartphone or tablet. Designed for field engineers, technicians, and process operators, the app provides an intuitive interface for commissioning, monitoring, and managing instruments in real time.

Using secure Bluetooth connectivity, users can quickly access device parameters, configure settings, monitor live measurements, and perform diagnostics directly from the field—reducing commissioning time and improving operational efficiency.

The app provides real-time visualization of measurement data and device status, allowing users to monitor instrument performance, verify operation, and troubleshoot issues with ease.

By entering a device serial number or scanning the QR code or barcode on the instrument label, users can instantly retrieve important device information, including:

Device identification and model information
Product specifications and configuration details
Installation and commissioning documentation
Operating manuals and technical guides
Calibration certificates and safety documentation (where available)

This information is available anytime, helping maintenance teams quickly identify equipment, simplify field service, and minimize downtime.

Key Features

Wireless Bluetooth connection to compatible iRADAR devices
Real-time monitoring of measurement values
Configure and commission field instruments
View device diagnostics and health status
Access device documentation by serial number or QR/barcode scan
User-friendly interface for fast and efficient operation
Supports industrial maintenance, commissioning, and troubleshooting workflows

Developed by Current Instrumentation & Automation Inc., iRADAR CONNECT provides a reliable and convenient way to configure, monitor, and maintain compatible radar level measurement instruments in industrial applications.

What’s new

Fix minor bugs