Industrial Infrared Spot Sensorcontactless temperature monitoring
contactless temperature monitoring
Power Over Ethernet (PoE) - Web. - Modbus. - SNMP. - SNMP Traps. - Email. - SMS. - Voice Call. - Rack Mountable. - Industrial Grade.
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Industrial digital SNMP & Modbus TCP sensor designed for contactless temperature monitoring inside enclosures. Daisy chain up to 8 IR spot temperature sensors.
- single zone contactless temperature sensor
- reports average temperature from objects within its field of view
- measures object temperatures from -70°C to +380°C
- resolution: 0.02°C
- with a ±0.5% accuracy from 0°C-50°.
- wide angle of view of 90°C.
- plugs into the base unit.
- powered by the base unit.
- 0U Rack or wall mountable sensor.
- alerts via SNMP Traps, email, SMS or voice calls..
- single zone contactless temperature sensor- reports average temperature from objects within its field of view
- measures object temperatures from -70°C to +380°C
- resolution: 0.02°C
- with a ±0.5% accuracy from 0°C-50°.
- wide angle of view of 90°C.
- plugs into the base unit.
- powered by the base unit.
- 0U Rack or wall mountable sensor.
- alerts via SNMP Traps, email, SMS or voice calls..
Contactless bus bars monitoring
Mounted on the inside of your power panels, the contactless IR spot sensor monitors the temperature of your power control cabinets (such as Automatic Transfer Switches). Instead of doing periodic thermal IR auditing of your power infrastructure, monitor it 24x7 with this sensor.
Field Of View Calculator
The calculator below enables you to get an estimate of the area captured by the daisy chained IR sensor based on its distance from the objects. Change the values in the form below to generate a new FoV diagram.
Distance from sensor to monitored equipment(s)
Inches
Cm
No PC or Software Required
The ServersCheck sensors connect to the base unit (BASE-WIRED). The base unit is a standalone device that has its own IP address in your network. On its own it will monitor the sensor and trigger alerts via email, SNMP or optional SMS when needed.
There is no software or PC required for the sensors to run.
With our optional Monitoring Software you can centrally monitor sensors with trending and more. This is optional and not required.
How It works.
The ENV-TIR-START sensor connects to the the base unit. Up to 7 additional ENV-TIR-DAISY sensors can be connected to the ENV-TIR-START using simple RJ45 cables. This makes the device an ethernet contactless IR sensor to monitor temperature in enclosures. Alerting via email, SMS, voice call. Integrates with BMS platforms using the Modbus TCP protocol. Or with NMS systems through SNMP GET and SNMP TRAPS.
Technical Specifications
| Technical Specifications. - IR Temperature Sensor Probe (ENV-TIR-START & ENV-TIR-DAISY) | |
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| Temperature object measurement range: -70°C to +380°C (-94°F to +716°F) in PoE mode | |
| Temperature Accuracy: +/- 1°C from 0°C to +65°C / 32°F to 149°F | |
| Field Of View (FOV): 90° | |
| Distance: Can detect IR heat from up to approximately 30m/90ft | |
| Readings in Celsius or Fahrenheit | |
| Certified Operating temperature range: -40°C to +125°C (-40°F to +257°F) in PoE mode | |
| Operating humidity range: < 90% rH (non-condensating) | |
| Dimensions: 74 mm (2.9") x 66 mm (2.59") x 22 mm (0.8") | |
| Housing: Orange metal case with status led | |
| 0U Rack mountable or Wall mountable | |
| Maximum of 1x ENV-TIR-START sensor and 7x ENV-TIR-DAISY per SensorGateway | |
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The SensorGateway is required for this sensor. Requires SensorGateway v5.1+ with firmware 7+ Network communication protocols: SNMPv2,v3 XML, JSON, HTTP and Modbus TCP Base Unit Operating temperature range: 0ºC to +75ºC (32ºF to +167ºF) Operating humidity range: < 90% rH (non-condensating). |
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Sensor connects via regular straight RJ45 cable to the SensorGateway. Maxmimum distance between probe and SensorGateway is 100m/330ft when using a CAT6 or CAT7 cable (subject to cable quality and interference) |
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