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Sensytec vs Hilti Concrete Sensors

Understand the move to Concrete Sensors, Inc. and compare your next monitoring system using project continuity, installation and plant quality requirements.

Published by Sensytec. Reviewed . This comparison addresses the U.S. Hilti transition and the current Concrete Sensors offering. Vendor pages establish advertised capabilities, not independent performance rankings. Confirm the exact model and support terms before changing an active project.

What the Hilti transition means

According to Hilti’s transition notice, Concrete Sensors, Inc. handles sales, service and support from April 16, 2026. Hilti continues transition support through October 2026, while the new company supports the products immediately and afterward. The notice says the app continues with the same functionality under its new name. Data deletion by October 31, 2026 applies when a customer does not consent to transferring their data. It is not an unconditional shutdown of every customer’s history.

Existing users should review the consent request and retention arrangements with Concrete Sensors, Inc., confirm account access, and keep exports of the records their projects require. Continuing with the existing system is a valid option. A supplier transition alone does not establish a technical reason to replace working sensors.

Choose around the work you need to do

For a jobsite phone workflow, compare SensyRoc II with the proposed Concrete Sensors Bluetooth configuration. For recurring production, evaluate SensyCast, SensyCure and SensyHub QC as a connected precast and prestressed workflow. A useful plant demonstration follows a bed, its companion cylinders and the final QC record, rather than stopping at a temperature chart.

Side-by-side comparison

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Advertised capabilities reviewed September 11, 2026. Confirm the proposed configuration with each supplier.
CapabilitySensytecConcrete Sensors, Inc.
MonitoringSensyRoc II provides Bluetooth phone access. SensyCast connects temperature and electrical-resistivity monitoring to a gateway.Concrete Sensors advertises Bluetooth and long-range temperature and maturity monitoring.
Remote collectionSpecify the SensyCast gateway, internet connection and installation for the site.CS T2 uses a CS Gateway for automatic remote collection. The supplier describes gateway rental for the monitoring period.
Installation and recoverySensyRoc II has a reusable body when installed for recovery. Confirm SensyCast placement, recovery and consumables in the quote.Standard and cabled sensor options are described. Confirm allowable cover, sensing depth and retrieval expectations for the quoted model.
Strength assessmentMaturity estimates need a mix-specific relationship and verification. Resistivity requires its own interpretation.The supplier describes laboratory calibration services for the proposed mix. Confirm its calibration inputs and acceptance procedure.
Cylinder match curingSensyCure follows a production temperature history for companion cylinders.A cylinder match-curing system was not established by the pages reviewed. Ask the supplier if this is required.
Plant recordsSensyHub QC describes inspections, batch and break logs, nonconformances and exports.Request a demonstration of bed, cylinder, inspection and release records. Do not infer plant QC scope from monitoring reports alone.

What to check before switching

Keep calibration and records usable

Export the temperature history, mix identification, calibration inputs, reports and units needed for your records. Do not assume another platform will import them or reproduce a strength estimate automatically. Have the responsible technical team check the concrete maturity method, datum temperature or activation energy, units, time reference and verification procedure before using a migrated relationship for decisions.

Evaluate the complete release record

For a plant trial, follow one bed from placement through cylinder testing and the documented release decision. Ask the team to associate mix identification, calibration version, sensor position, temperature history, break results, inspection records and the responsible reviewer. SensyHub QC describes these plant record workflows; confirm the functions and integrations included in your proposed rollout. Software does not grant plant certification or replace the people authorized to approve release.

Compare match curing with agreed test conditions

SensyCure follows the production temperature history for companion cylinders. The SensyCure controlled trial reported a Day 2 average tracking difference of 0.79°F and a maximum of 5.4°F. Those figures describe that test setup, not a guaranteed tolerance or a test against the competitor on this page. Agree on cylinder size, probe positions, temperature profile, sampling interval and acceptance criteria for your own trial.

Quote the same monitoring period

Compare the complete installed cost: sensors and consumables, readers or gateways, connectivity, software, calibration services, training, support and data retention. Confirm ownership or rental terms in writing. Avoid comparing a hardware-only price with a full plant rollout.

Frequently asked questions

Are Hilti Concrete Sensors disappearing?

Hilti describes a transition to Concrete Sensors, Inc., with continuing product and customer support. Existing users should confirm their account and service arrangements with the new supplier.

Will all Hilti Concrete Sensors data be deleted in October 2026?

No. Hilti says data will be deleted by October 31, 2026 if the customer does not consent to transferring it to Concrete Sensors, Inc. Review the consent request and retain required project records.

Does Concrete Sensors offer remote monitoring?

Yes. Its current FAQ describes automatic long-range collection with CS T2 sensors and a CS Gateway. Bluetooth collection is a separate option requiring a person onsite.

Can an existing maturity calibration transfer directly to Sensytec?

Do not assume direct compatibility. Review the available export, calculation method, parameters, units and verification evidence with the technical team before using a transferred calibration for project decisions.

When should a precast plant evaluate Sensytec?

Evaluate Sensytec when you want to connect concrete monitoring with companion-cylinder match curing and plant QC records. Ask for a demonstration using your own bed, cylinder and inspection workflow, and confirm the equipment and software included.

Sources and review scope

Primary sources reviewed September 11, 2026. Product availability and specifications can change. An item not established by the pages reviewed is unconfirmed, rather than proof a supplier cannot provide it. This is a vendor-authored comparison, not an independent endorsement.

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