Environmental Monitoring Systems (EMS) is particularly suitable for wiring closets and server rooms. For example it is normally always very important to know what the current temperature is in the network and server cabinets that contain equipment that are critical to the functionality of the organization.

Due to the sensitivity of this equipment from extreme heat and temperature fluctuations it is very important to be alerted to cooling failures which could lead to the failure of business-critical servers. Therefore these so-called “Hotspots” in the server cabinets must be reliably detected. The supporting air conditioning and ventilation airflow must also be continuously measured for reliability.

Other risks represent threats from water and fire. In these cases specific sensors should be installed in the server room and data center for early detection. Most importantly the bottom area of a server space can accumulate moisture and water over time and cause damage.

The IT monitoring appliances provided offer complete EMS monitoring solutions using the connected sensors around the clock. Measurement errors and critical events in the server room & data center can be in the form of SNMP traps, email alerts or SMS (via 3rd party gateways).

Operators / technicians can then offset the situation to potentially diverting these catastrophic situations by reacting even more quickly preventing the costly downtime caused by these critical environmental conditions.

The organizations operating premises and the existing technology within them must be monitored around the clock. The interior climate (temperature and relative humidity) in these environments should often be monitored using reliable remote & centralized operating and telecommunications systems.

Other safety equipment such as smoke detectors, motion detectors, glass break detectors, water detectors and door contacts should also be installed in these important areas. Most importantly for utilities and telecommunications providers who are responsible for the monitoring of distributed operating rooms which are often very costly.

Faults must be detected as early as possible utilizing regular maintenance and the technology in these branches.

The Environmental Monitoring Systems (EMS) offered are responsible for monitoring a high number of operating and telecommunication spaces predestined. With these proven solutions for environmental and security monitoring, thousands of distributed equipment rooms are monitored remotely and reliably from centralized stations.

All of this can be easily accomplished by a relatively small team of engineers and technical staff allowing support around the clock, 365 days a year. Using countermeasures, this substantially reduces operational disruptions and costly downtime by utilizing the surveillance and technology from the reliable and dependable EMS solutions indicated earlier.