Overview
SYSGuard 7001 is a solution for Data Centers, computer- or server rooms or any other location with IT-equipment that allows the monitoring of critical environmental parameters such as temperature, humidity, fluid leak, smoke, airflow, air quality, air pressure, rack vibration via a central unit and external sensors. Our compact solution is easy to setup and use and sends alerts in case user-defined thresholds values are exceeded. Our solutions help small, midsize, enterprise and colocation Data Centers to increase efficiency, raise productivity and improve reliability.
Advanced Solution
SYSGuard 7001, which enables the professional monitoring and management of environment parameters with its user-friendly interface, is an optional advanced centralized system that ensures the IT infrastructure of your medium and large-scale data center is secured with a wide variety of sensor options and 3rd party (external) device integration. It provides high-level monitoring and management with its management software.
Specifications
| Key Features | |
|---|---|
| Linux Based Operating System: | Secure and reliable operating system ensures the stability and future expansions |
| Advanced Web Interface “WEBPack”: | User-friendly, feature rich and customizable web interface for individual unit remote Access |
| Digital Auto-Calibrate Sensors: | Sensors with high accuracy and digital auto-calibration for consistent value readings |
| Graphic LCD Display | High resolution graphic display |
| Plug and Play | Easy Sensor installation and start up |
| Technical Specifications | ||
|---|---|---|
| Graphic LCD display | 1 internal temperature and humidity sensor | 4 external sensor inputs |
| 5 digital inputs | 2 relay outputs | RS-485 port |
| Water detect cable input | SNMP TCP-modbus and MQTT support | GPRS support |
| 4G and voice calling support | Advanced alarm system | |
| Data monitoring, reporting | 3rd party device management |
SYSGuard 7001 - Brochure
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