Remote Boiler Monitoring and Diagnostics

McKenna MBM2 and MBM3 units read your boiler’s controls and sensors and send alarms, live data, and history to a secure dashboard you and our service team share.

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Code-built boilers and vessels

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Code repairs and alterations

Autoflame
Autoflame

Factory-authorized Tech Center

Limpsfield
Limpsfield

Factory-authorized Burner Tech Center

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Since 1921

Fifth generation, family-owned

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McKenna Boiler Works, Inc. supplies, installs, and supports remote boiler monitoring for industrial plants across California. The McKenna MBM2 and MBM3 units connect to the combustion controller over Modbus and to analog and digital sensors, then send live data, alarms, and history to a secure dashboard over a cellular or network connection. Alerts go out by text and email, and first-out annunciation records which safety limit opened first. Both units are monitoring only, and the boiler’s hardwired safety limits stay local. Family-owned since 1921. Call (323) 987-1816 or email info@mckennaboiler.com.

What it watches

What remote monitoring shows you.

The units

MBM2 and MBM3.

McKenna MBM2 and MBM3 remote boiler monitoring units: MBM2 with 8 analog inputs, MBM3 with 4 analog inputs, both with 8 digital inputs and Modbus RS485

Unit comparison

MBM2 analog inputs

8 ports, 4 to 20 mA

MBM2 digital inputs

8

MBM2 Modbus

RS485 read

MBM3 analog inputs

4 ports, 4 to 20 mA

MBM3 digital inputs

8

MBM3 Modbus

RS485 read

Connection

Cellular or network

Safety limits

Stay hardwired at the boiler; the unit reads them for first-out annunciation

One account can mix MBM2 and MBM3 units across several boilers or sites.

How it’s set up

How monitoring is set up.

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Review the boiler

Send the controller make and model and what you need to see. We recommend the MBM2 or MBM3 and the sensors.