Summary
SME from Latvia is offering a room climate monitoring system, that provides real-time information on the main climate parameters of the room – temperature, relative humidity and pressure of the air. This would be relevant for organizations or private users, in order to manage, sort and up-keep the needed room climate, adjusted to their specifications. The company is looking for new customers, project partnership and/or equipment implementation and sales.
Description
The company from Latvia has developed a room climate monitoring system, that provides real-time information on the main climate parameters of the room – temperature, relative humidity and pressure of the air. The solution will be suitable not only for manufacturing companies, but also for your office, apartment or private house and other.
Main advantages for the user of the room climate monitoring:
• Instant information in the event of anomalies (SMS, voice call or e-mail);
• Easy and quick installation;
• The ability to add any sensor to the providers system;
• A more accurate assessment of the benefits or losses of the room.
This would be relevant for organizations or private users, in order to manage, sort and up-keep the needed room climate, adjusted to their specifications.
This room monitoring solution can alert for temperature, humidity, water, temper, cooling, power, intrusion and security issues that could disrupt operations. This room monitoring solution includes room and rack level solutions and remote site 24/7 system monitoring.
Climate change is driving up ambient temperatures and causing extreme weather patterns. For server room and data centre operations, as well as other locations of need, these environmental issues are placing a greater strain on their critical infrastructure systems. Server room air conditioning systems are places under greater load during heatwave conditions and UPS systems must use their battery power more often to cover small power outages and complete main power failures.
Rising cooling requirements are a common problem faced by many organisations as they adopt the latest server technologies, including high power computing. The higher the power draw of the latest servers, the greater the need for air conditioning as their kW power draw adds equal demand to the size of the air conditioning required. Edge Computing and micro data centres add another layer of complexity to the need for a dedicated remote environmental monitoring system.
The systems are already in use for:
• Refrigerating equipment and freezers monitoring;
• Server room monitoring;
• Room humidity monitoring;
• Differential pressure monitoring;
• Air pressure monitoring;
• Fluid pressure monitoring.
The device specifications:
• Provider Portal;
• GSM connection;
• 320x40 pixel screen;
• 5V power supply;
• Built in sensors – temperature, humidity, pressure;
• M-Bus connection.