Smart Filter Monitoring
Change filters when your booths need it, not when the calendar says.
Smart Filter Monitoring reads the pressure across every booth's filters 24/7 and emails you when it's time to change them. You decide what happens next, and nothing ships without your OK.
How it works
Four steps from install to the first alert.
We install it
A Spray Booth Services technician installs the monitoring panel and tubing on each booth.
It reads your filters 24/7
The panel reads pressure across the intake, ceiling and exhaust filters (where your booth has them), around the clock.
It reports on its own connection
Readings go out over the panel's own wireless connection. It never joins your Wi-Fi or plant network.
You get an email when filters are due
Alert levels are set for each filter type. When a booth's filters are due, you get an email and choose what happens next.
What you get
Filter changes based on readings, not guesses.
Booths don't load filters at the same rate. Change on a calendar and you either throw away filters that still have life left, or you paint through loaded filters until airflow drops, finishes suffer and the booth stops.
Smart Filter Monitoring watches every booth's filters and tells you when each one is actually due.
Included with monitoring
24/7 readings on every booth
Pressure across each filter bank, read around the clock instead of on a daily gauge walk.
An email when filters are due
Alert levels are set per filter type. An alert typically comes at around 0.20 in. w.c.
You choose the next step
From the email: decline, accept filters, or accept filters plus a technician to change them.
A web portal with history
Live readings and reading history for every filter.
No IT project
The panel uses its own wireless connection, never your network.
Installed by our technicians
Spray Booth Services is a division of John Baker Sales, in business since 2003.
Who it's for
Built for shops where filters can't be an afterthought.
Shops with more than one booth
Each booth loads filters at its own rate. One schedule for every booth is wrong for most of them.
Production lines
When the booth is the bottleneck, a surprise filter change stops the line. Monitoring warns you first.
Shops changing on a calendar
Stop paying for filters that still had life left, and stop finding loaded ones too late.
Shops that want a filter history
The portal keeps a reading history you can pull when you need it.
Busy crews
No one has to remember the gauge. The readings come to you.
The portal
Every booth and every filter on one screen.
Log in to the monitoring portal at sbsalarms.com from any computer. There's no software to install.
The chart shows the reading history for one filter: it loaded up over about two weeks, crossed the alert level and triggered the email, then dropped back once fresh filters went in.
What you see
Live readings for each filter
Intake, ceiling and exhaust, each with its current reading in in. w.c.
Filter life at a glance
See how close each filter is to its alert level.
Reading history
Readings over any time range, kept in the portal.
Every booth together
All of your monitored booths in one place.
Filter savings estimate
What are filter changes costing you now?
Put in your own numbers. The calculator shows your current yearly filter-change spend and roughly how much of it goes to changes made too early or too late. It's an estimate with the assumptions shown, not a quote.
How this is worked out: booths × changes per booth per year × cost per changeout = yearly spend. That spend × the early-or-late share = the part that could be avoided or better timed.
This is a rough estimate to help you size the question, not a quote or a promised saving. Real results depend on your booths, your workload and your filters. Ask us to look at your booths for real numbers.
Questions & answers
Frequently asked questions
How does Smart Filter Monitoring work?
A technician installs a monitoring panel and tubing on each booth. The panel reads the pressure across your filters 24/7 and sends the readings over its own wireless connection to the portal. When filters are due, you get an email.
Which filters does it watch?
Intake, ceiling and exhaust filters, where your booth has them.
Does it connect to our Wi-Fi or plant network?
No. The panel reports over its own wireless connection and never joins your network.
When do I get an alert?
Alert levels are set for each filter type, so they aren't the same on every booth. An alert typically comes at around 0.20 in. w.c. You get an email when a booth's filters are due.
Do filters ship automatically?
No. The alert email lets you choose: decline, accept filters, or accept filters plus a technician to change them. Nothing ships without your OK.
Can I see the readings myself?
Yes. Log in to the portal at sbsalarms.com to see live readings and reading history for every filter.
How much does monitoring cost?
It depends on how many booths you have and how they're set up, so we quote each shop. Call (888) 912-6684 or book a demo.
Does monitoring replace booth maintenance?
No. Monitoring watches your filters. Fans, belts, burners and controls still need regular maintenance by a technician.
How quickly will you get back to me?
We respond to every request within one business day.
Request form
Get a Smart Filter Monitoring quote
We reply within 1 business day. Prefer to talk? Call (888) 912-6684.
See it on your booths
Book a Smart Filter Monitoring demo.
Tell us how many booths you run and how you change filters today. We respond to every request within one business day.
We reply within 1 business day.
Where we work
On-site service in Denver, Dallas–Fort Worth & Tampa.
We provide hands-on booth and compressor service in these regions. Not sure if you're in range? Call and ask.
Service currently limited to the Denver, Dallas–Fort Worth, and Tampa metro areas.