IP Thermometer
08 March 2007, 09:22 AM
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IP Thermometer
Guys,
At work I've got a server room that is potentially being kept too warm due to inadequate air con unit. As it's at a remote site I was wondering whether anybody would be able to recommend an IP Thermometer that can be monitored remotely?
Cheers
Andy
At work I've got a server room that is potentially being kept too warm due to inadequate air con unit. As it's at a remote site I was wondering whether anybody would be able to recommend an IP Thermometer that can be monitored remotely?
Cheers
Andy
08 March 2007, 09:58 AM
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Nick,
Cheers for the reply....... possibly a little more than I was hoping to spend
I say I... but actually mean the IT Controller - cheepskate that he is
Cheers for the reply....... possibly a little more than I was hoping to spend
I say I... but actually mean the IT Controller - cheepskate that he is
08 March 2007, 11:01 AM
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Just in case anyone is interested..... I've just ordered one of the follwoing.....
Sensatronics Temperature Probe and IP Thermometer
Sensatronics Temperature Probe and IP Thermometer
08 March 2007, 11:14 AM
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You can get a remotely managed unit with a CCTV camera embedded and I don't think it's that much, can't remember what the brand was though.
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It's Netbotz, we've been thinking about these for our datacenters.
NetBotz - Remote Environmental Monitoring, Early Detection, Instant Alerting, Temperature Sensors, Humidity Sensors, Fluid Detectors, Chemical Sensors, IT Physical Security, Unified Security, Critical Infrastructure Protection.
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It's Netbotz, we've been thinking about these for our datacenters.
NetBotz - Remote Environmental Monitoring, Early Detection, Instant Alerting, Temperature Sensors, Humidity Sensors, Fluid Detectors, Chemical Sensors, IT Physical Security, Unified Security, Critical Infrastructure Protection.
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08 March 2007, 11:30 AM
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we have an interseptor for monitoring.
I would check that your A/C unit doesnt have this function first, some can output via SNMP or a BMS System
David
I would check that your A/C unit doesnt have this function first, some can output via SNMP or a BMS System
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08 March 2007, 11:31 AM
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Checkout the 320
It's £412.23 exVAT without Camera from "More Computers" NBWL0320E, APC NETBOTZ 320 WALL APPLIANCE WITHOUT CAMERA NS - NBWL0320E (Cameras Network IP Cameras) Reviews
It's £412.23 exVAT without Camera from "More Computers" NBWL0320E, APC NETBOTZ 320 WALL APPLIANCE WITHOUT CAMERA NS - NBWL0320E (Cameras Network IP Cameras) Reviews
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08 March 2007, 08:21 PM
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A (slightly) cheaper option would be something like an Oregon Scientific WMR928 connected via serial with the wx200d daemon software, but you'll have to hand roll it and the sensor would need to be mains powered instead of battery (easy conversion). Convenience and better reliability is worth the extra on top though in my opinion.
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