Upgraded Monitoring System Detects Environmental Threats to Unattended Facilities and Equipment
ASTON, Pa., November 16, 2015 – Sensaphone® has upgraded its 1800™ monitoring system with a new keypad display and enhanced audio output. The system provides cost-effective, 24/7 remote monitoring of environmental conditions and unattended equipment. It is a powerful, convenient solution ideal for water treatment facilities, greenhouse and agricultural operations, medical and commercial freezers and HVAC applications.
New Cloud-Based Monitoring System Polls Modbus Registers to Safeguard Unattended HVACR Equipment
Sensaphone® to Introduce Sentinel™ PRO system at AHR Expo 2016 Booth 5247
ASTON, Pa., November 3, 2015 – Sensaphone® introduces its Sentinel™ PRO remote monitoring system, an enhanced version of the Sentinel cloud-based system that provides 24/7 remote monitoring of unattended HVAC units, freezers, refrigerators, boilers and chillers. The Sentinel PRO system supports the Modbus communications protocol and includes a second relay output – capabilities required to monitor and control complex networks.
Monitoring System Detects Environmental Threats to Data Centers
ASTON, Pa., October 5, 2015 – Unexpected events like power failure, flood and HVAC malfunction are hazardous to data centers. In addition, fluctuating environmental conditions like humidity and temperature can damage computer equipment and cause network inefficiencies and unnecessary downtime. Early detection of these threats can keep systems performing optimally and save thousands of dollars in equipment, time and productivity. The Infrastructure Monitoring System (IMS) 4000 from Sensaphone®, a leader in data center environment monitoring, provides low-cost 24/7 monitoring of data center conditions in multiple locations across the globe.
Express II™ Monitoring System Detects Threats to Agricultural Facilities
ASTON, Pa., September 29, 2015 – Sensaphone®, a leader in monitoring technology, offers the Express II™ system that remotely monitors agricultural facilities to keep inventory and animals safe and operations running smoothly.
Low-Cost Satellite-Based System Monitors Remote Unattended Water Facilities
ASTON, Pa., September 25, 2015 – When water and wastewater facilities are unattended and located in remote areas, it can take days or weeks for operators to discover changes in tank levels and pump malfunctions. To provide instant notification of these and other incidents that cause costly downtime, Sensaphone® developed the SAT4D system. This satellite-based monitoring system delivers immediate alerts of changes in conditions at pumps, wells and storage facilities located in areas without a phone line, Ethernet connection or cellular service.