Honeywell's new software helps companies significantly improve performance

Honeywell's latest version of Trace software can significantly shorten data acquisition and troubleshooting time, reduce downtime and improve user productivity.
Honeywell recently announced the launch of the latest version of change management and performance monitoring software to help process control industry users significantly improve performance and save time. Honeywell Trace R130 provides daily snapshots of control system configuration, changes and engineering anomalies, real-time performance monitoring, and helps users improve situational awareness and optimize system management. The latest intellectual property rights and patent data acquisition technology are used in the new version of software. Compared with traditional technology, the time of data acquisition is shortened from a few days or even weeks to four to six hours. Trace software can not only collect data without affecting the operation of the control system, but also shorten the troubleshooting time by 40%. It can help users understand the system performance comprehensively and all-weather, thus helping to improve the quality and reduce the downtime. With the help of Trace R130, engineers or technicians can obtain accurate system information to better plan daily maintenance, troubleshooting, quality and performance improvement, and work efficiency can be increased up to 50%.
"Honeywell Trace software enables users to fully understand the changes that have taken place in the past 24 hours." Chen Yan, Vice President and General Manager of Honeywell Process Control in Greater China, pointed out that "Trace R130's real-time performance monitoring and change management function enables plant managers, process and control engineers or safety teams to take measures at the first time, or even take predictive measures according to performance trends, thereby improving process and system performance and reducing downtime."
2026-10-04
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