Network Technologies Incorporated and Geist Environmental Monitoring Systems protect your server rooms, data centres, telecom, healthcare, laboratories, cold storage and other critical facilities by implementing climate and power monitoring. Get alert notifications via SNMP, E-mail or SMS when measurements fall outside of specified thresholds.
A wide range of sensors and security devices can be remotely monitored: Monitor Access, Connect IP Video Cameras, Measure Temperature, Hunidity and Airflow. Be alerted by Smoke and Water Leakage. Connect a range of sensors via analogue and digital inputs. Monitor power usage and voltage levels. Remotely cycle power on and off to reboot systems. The possibilities are almost endless.
Temperature:
Temperature sensor probes should be placed strategically around critical equipment to ensure optimal operating temperature conditions
Humidity:
High humidity may lead to corrosion on electronic components and low humidity levels may cause issues with static electricity.
Airflow:
Make sure air is flowing through the racks in addition to monitoring air-conditioning vent intake and outtakes.
Smoke:
Tie in a smoke alarm to the environment monitoring system to get alerts for early smoke detection via email and SMS in addition to the local audible alarm. Ideal for remote locations.
Water:
Moisture and humidity sensors can monitor for leaks inside cooling equipment, potential leaks that come from nearby pipes, or water caused by a flood or disaster.
Video Surveillance:
Keep an eye on remote conditions with video surveillance. Tie-in your IP surveillance cameras with an environment monitor for an instant view of your environment via our user interface.
Access Control:
Dry-contact sensors that detect the opening and closing of a door should be installed at the room entry points and on the doors of server and UPS cabinets.
Power Consumption & Switching:
Monitor line voltage and current coming into the facility. Turn outlets on and off on alarm conditions or remotely via the web interface.
Analog Inputs:
Interface industrial sensors emitting 0-5V or 4-20 mA signals to the scalable inputs on the environmental monitors. Analog-to-digital interface available.
