Show Faults and the Type of Fault Message in Real Time
The alarm monitor from Peakboard keeps the production status in view: when a fault occurs, it appears in real time together with the type of fault message – large and in signal colours. Machine data comes via OPC UA.
- Up and running fast
- Low IT Effort
- 100% On-Premises

When a machine comes to a stop
– without Peakboard
A machine standing still is only noticed in passing.
The type of fault message sits on the machine itself.
Every minute without a response adds to the downtime.
Do it better
with Peakboard
- The monitor shows faults in real time, with the type of fault message.
- The signal colours are unmistakable even from a distance.
- Problems get fixed sooner and downtimes get shorter.
- Machine data comes via OPC UA.

Connect over 100 data sources. No integration project needed.
Native SAP connector, OPC UA, MQTT, and dozens of other sources are available out-of-the-box. You just connect, instead of integrating – and the data appears directly at the shop floor.
- ERP, MES & Databases
- Machinery & Industrial Hardware
- Cloud & Office Services
Customise your alarm monitor yourself and save IT resources.
A different colour scheme, an extra fault category, a new machine – thanks to the low-code editor and Peakbot, you can adapt the alarm monitor yourself, no coding skills required.
- Visual Drag & Drop Editor & AI Support
- Template 100% customizable
- Preview mode with your own live data
Run your alarm monitor securely and with full control over your data.
Whether on the Peakboard Box or your own hardware – both run 100% on-prem, with no single point of failure or dependency on US providers.
Roll out to more machines. Without the price shock.
Device-based pricing instead of user-based licences: one licence per display, unlimited users per device. More staff on the same display cost nothing extra.
- Pay-per-device pricing model
- Unlimited users
- Unlimited applications
From free download to live operation – in under 5 days.
Introducing an alarm monitor shouldn't take a year. With Peakboard, you start right away – no appointment, no major IT project.
With Peakboard, you build your Smart Factory step by step.
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The monitor hangs where the machines are and keeps them in view. When a fault occurs, the display switches to signal colours and names the type of fault message. Machine data comes via OPC UA; alternatively you can connect MQTT, Siemens S7, Werma, Beckhoff Automation, Rockwell Automation or MT Connect.
How are malfunctions displayed on the alarm monitor?
Malfunctions and the type of fault appear on the monitor in real time – clearly recognisable through signal colours like red, yellow, or green.
What data source does the alarm monitor use?
OPC UA by default. Alternatively, you can also connect MQTT, Siemens S7, Azure Event & IoT Hub, Mitsubishi Electric, Beckhoff Automation, Bosch IoT Gateway, Rockwell Automation, or MT Connect.
What's the difference to Peakboard's Andon board?
The Andon board shows several workstations at once as tiles. The alarm monitor is a simpler, central alert screen for a single machine or line.
Can I customise the alarm monitor myself, without IT?
Yes. Peakboard is a low-code platform: you change colour scheme, layout, and data source by drag-and-drop in the Peakboard Designer.
Does the alarm monitor run on-premises or in the cloud?
Peakboard runs entirely on-premises on your own network – machine data never leaves the company. There's no cloud requirement and no dependency on US-based infrastructure providers – 100% GDPR-compliant.







