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When it comes to critical environments like server rooms and datacentres you need the right monitoring solution and one that allows both local and remote management and control of your IT and associated hardware. Our server room monitoring solutions can alert for temperature, humidity, water, tamper, cooling, power, intrusion and security issues that could disrupt operations. Our room monitoring solutions include room and rack level solutions and remote site 24/7 system monitoring.

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Monitoring Room Temperatures

Early warning of temperature changes and the identification of hot spots in server racks can help to improve cooling efficiency and protect servers and IT network devices. Other sensors can be added to monitor a range of environmental and security factors.

For more information on our server room monitoring solutions include wall mount and rack mount products please contact our project team.

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Useful Blog Posts

  • Best Practice For Cooling Server Room and Datacentre Racks

    Many computer room and server closets start out with a single server and quickly grow as more capacity is added. New servers and routers are typically added to an existing server racks or new rack cabinets brought into the facility to extend the capabilities. This can also happen within existing server rooms and datacentres. Sometimes the extra capacity was designed in from day-one or is engineered into the space available as part of an additional requirement rather than as part of a refurbishment program.

  • Wireless Environment Monitoring At The Edge

    Over the last 30 years we have seen data processing move from centralised datacentre locations with plug-in terminals to decentralised on-site server rooms operating standalone IT networks. The latest trend is to push the decentralised concept even further using Edge computing and connection to hyperscale datacentres via Cloud-based applications.

  • How Server Rack Temperature Monitoring Prevents Downtime

    Server rooms and data centres try to maintain a comfortable ambient temperature and this in the main is for the people working within the IT rooms and to protect the lead acid batteries within any associated uninterruptible power supplies. Servers and electronic IT devices can work at higher ambient temperatures. So why is it important to monitor the ambient temperature?

Related FAQs

  • Do you provide DCIM software and Interfaces?

    We can supply and install complete Data Centre Infrastructure Management (DCIM) software packages and the proprietary monitoring software for the systems we supply and install. For some of these bespoke alterations or custom interfaces can be requested. We also supply a wide range of interface cards and plug-in modules for remote software integration including SNMP and MODBUS/JBUS, RS232 and USB2.0.

  • Do you monitor humidity in a server room?

    An increase in humidity is a sign that the air conditioning system is not optimised or failing. Monitoring humidity is therefore important. Rising humidity can also lead to corrosion and for electrical/electronic equipment can lead to potential short-circuits and fire risks.

  • Why is it important to monitor temperatures in a server room?

    IT equipment gives off heat, even when idle or lowly loaded. High-end computing relies on powerful servers and in a server rack the amount of power drawn can be from 5-15kW or even higher. Even if the overall efficiency is 90%, that can still lead to 1.5kW of heat to clear through the rack via the cooling system. If the temperature rises too high, IT servers can fail and there is the potential for a fire to break-out in an un-cooled server cabinet.