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News Release from: SeNd Technology | Subject: Remote Alarm Monitoring
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 27 February 2004
SMS Text Messages Aid Remote Alarm
Monitoring
New SMS messaging service lets you to monitor the stage of a process, the security of your property or even notify you of any system alarms and event conditions.
Almost everyone is familiar with the use of SMS messaging (short message service), using their mobile phone to send text messages to friends, loved ones and colleagues Now consider using this same service to remotely monitor most industrial, commercial or home applications
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 14 Jun 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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GSM Alarm keeps you informed
The GSM Alarm keeps you informed by mobile when your machine or process has tripped an alarm.
Allowing you to monitor the stage of a process, the security of your property or even notify you of any system alarms and event conditions.
With the launch of the NEW GSM Alarm from SeNd Technology Ltd you will be able to do just that.
Using SMS messages to aid the remote monitoring of such applications is seen by many as an effective, low cost and reliable solution.
The GSM Alarm uses SMS text messages to inform the user of any activity on any one of its 8 inputs.
Each input, or event, can be used to trigger up to 10 alarm messages to a maximum of 10 different recipients.
If your preference is to send your alarm message as a fax rather than an SMS, this can also be performed by this simple device.
In addition to the 8 inputs the GSM Alarm has 1 output, which can be triggered by an incoming message triggering the open collector output.
The messages and recipient numbers are stored on the SIM card and which is best programmed via the optional SIM card programmer.
The device is powered with 8-38 Vdc or 6-29Vac, can operate in temperatures of -10 to +55 C, is a dual band GSM device and is available with either an integral or external antenna.
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