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For the Monitoring of

Recording and Reporting

Temperature

Smoke and Fire Alarms

Power Failures

All day, every day, Sensaphone Remote Monitoring Systems watch your telecommunication rooms; power supplies; repeater stations; microwave, satellite and switching facilities; offices or other unattended properties. Sensaphone will monitor critical conditions in remote or inaccessible transmitter sites, too. Anywhere in the world, any time of day, Sensaphone can alert you to potential problems. Or for peace of mind you can call in for a Status Report from anywhere, anytime. Protect your site and your equipment, and keep communications operating with Sensaphone.

Power Failure: All Sensaphone models will monitor for power failure and temperature extremes. 1400 comes with on-board power monitoring. In addition, its 4 universal inputs may be connected to any of our sensor devices. It's Gel-cell battery will provide approximately 12 hours of backup operation. Express II can use Dry Contact (N.O./N.C.) sensors and comes with a Gel-cell rechargeable backup battery to provide 6-12 hours of backup operation. The Sensaphone 2000 monitors AC power in addition to its 8 universal inputs. It includes a compartment for 6 Nickel-Cadmium batteries to provide 10-15 hours of backup. Input status is viewable with the free Manager software accompanying the 2000.

Temperature: The Express II's inputs (8 are standard but you may have as many as 40 inputs) are universal and can be configured to accept four different kinds of analog thermistors: 2.8K F, 2.8K C, 10K F, or 10K C; high and low limits are user programmable. The Sensaphone 2000's eight universal inputs will also accept 2.8K and 10K thermistors with user-configured limits. In addition, the 2000 offers real-time graphing, data and event logging, and polling features.

Alarms: TheExpress II include a built-in microphone allowing you to listen in to sound levels on site. With the Express II, you can program the unit to respond with an alarm when sound levels exceed a normal level. High and low alarm limits are also programmable in the Sensaphone 2000.

Sensaphone Express II comes with 8 universal inputs, configurable as dry contact, pulse count, 0-5V or 4-20mA analog, or temperature. Expansion cards allow you to increase that to that to a maximum of 40 channels (on 5 cards), or to mix input and outputs. One outlet is built in; you can expand the output capacity up to 16 channels (on two cards), in which case input is limited to 24 channels. Express II can call up to 48 phone contacts, utilizing dialing schedules you customize.

Sensaphone 2000 can report on up to 8 remote, analog or digital inputs and report to as many as 32 separate locations. It has the most flexible dial-out capabilities of all Sensaphone models -- select from any combination of phones, faxes, pagers, email accounts or computers. The 2000 has built-in data-logging features, storing up to 32,000 records.