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News Release from: Mendip Micro Systems | Subject: Mendip Micro Systems
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 19 October 2006
Monitoring temperature and power in
computer rooms
New from Mendip Micro Systems: a simple, low cost, alarm unit specifically designed for monitoring the temperature and power supply in computer rooms.
New from Mendip Micro Systems: a simple, low cost, alarm unit specifically designed for monitoring the temperature and power supply in computer rooms where the cost of a full remote alarm system is not justified The unit is micro computer controlled and can have up to 4 separate temperature sensors
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 10 Jan 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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When a temperature outside the preset range is detected the unit sends an SMS message to up to three numbers.
Installation and set up is simplicity itself and only takes a couple of minutes, with no specialist skills required.
Features include: LCD Display of system status, 8 hour battery backup, minimum and maximum temperature logging, alarm delays to avoid false alarms, very low running cost and built in mains fail detector.
The unit is housed in a rugged IP65 enclosure and is ideal for monitoring all types of computer or plant rooms where someone needs to be alerted if a high or low temperature could cause a problem.
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