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Dust Sensor
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When dust is present under the raised floor then it may be blown into equipment. The presence of dust accumulates in equipment then at first power usage will increase due to the harder working fans and CPU's running at higher temperatures. Ultimately electronics may fail due to short circuits.
The Dust sensor monitors dust particles in the air of sizes between PM2.5 and PM10.
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Temperature & Humidity Monitoring
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The ambient temperature measurement checks if your cooling is still operating and if the room has the desired temperature setting. Combined with the humidity sensors, it ensures that your equipment is running within manufacturers' limits in order to maximize uptime and avoid early failure due to equipment stress.
Ambient temperature should be between 18-27°C / 64-80°F.
Ambient humidity should be between 40% - 60 % rH.
Temperature & Humidity Sensors
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Power Failure
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Power failure is a common reason why edge facilities go offline. Too often the PDU's do not have the built-in alerting capabilities like with LTE or Satellite connectivity. This sensor ensures that you know when there is an AC power failure so that you can take action before it's too late.
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IO Sensor
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The dry contact input units enable you to hook up legacy equipment like generators, analog systems or other dry contact systems.
IO Dry Contact Sensor
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Water Intrustion
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Water is the enemy of electricity. Inside remote offices or IDF rooms, water leak came come from multiple sources. The primary source is a leaking cooling unit. Then you have water leaks from tenants or rooms above your IDF room, street flooding, pipe bursts and many more. The leak sensor by ServersCheck is a 6m water leak sensitive cable so that it can detect water intrusion anywhere in the IDF or office room.
Water Leak Sensing
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DC Voltage
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Monitor voltage levels of your DC power to verify its availability or battery levels.
DC Voltage Sensor
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Hydrogen (H2) Sensor
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When operating batteries, environmental regulations require to monitor the banks for hydrogen leaks. Such leaks can be explosive and therefore need to be monitored for the LEL (Lower Explosive Level).
Hydrogen Sensor
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Light triggered security sensor
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Door contact sensors can be easily fooled using a strong magnet. This sensor reacts to the measured luminosity in Lux. As soon as someone opens the enclosure, an alert will be triggered. Abnormal light levels inside the closed enclosures can also be configured to trigger an alarm.
Security Light Sensor