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Airflow Sensor: We Sense Disaster... and Now You Are in Control..

The AKCP airflow sensor monitors air flow in systems to ensure adequate cooling and prevent overheating. It displays air flow data over time through a web interface. If air flow decreases significantly, such as from a failing fan or clogged filter, the sensor will send alerts to indicate a potential problem.

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Airflow Sensor: We Sense Disaster... and Now You Are in Control..

The AKCP airflow sensor monitors air flow in systems to ensure adequate cooling and prevent overheating. It displays air flow data over time through a web interface. If air flow decreases significantly, such as from a failing fan or clogged filter, the sensor will send alerts to indicate a potential problem.

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WE SENSE DISASTER...

AND NOW YOU ARE IN CONTROL...

The AKCP airflow sensor is designed for systems that generate heat in the
course of their operation and a steady flow of air is necessary to dissipate
this heat generated. System reliability and safety could be jeopardized if
this cooling airflow stops.

The Airflow sensor is placed in the path of the air stream, where the user
can monitor the status and the amount of the flowing air. The sensorProbe
displays this information using a graphical display via its web interface. In
addition to an on/off indication, it also graphs the analog values over a
period of time. If, for example, the fan slows down the user will be give an
indication of change over time. This may happen if the fan close to failure or
the air filter is clogged.

In addition to a web interface an SNMP interface is provided for


alarm/normal status and to get the current analog value. SNMP traps sent
when critical. SNMP polling via get available. Web browser interface
Airflow Sensor available. When an alarm condition is activated the description and location
of the fault can be sent via email, page.

Specifications
Data graphically displayed via a web page
Data collection: via network management
Operating temperature: -20°C to 60° C
Measurement rate: one reading each second, data logging once per minute
Communication cable: RJ45 jack to sensorProbe
Sensor type: Thermistor
Sensor power: line power from SensorProbe
Trap information: Warning sensor number, Sensor description, Airflow (%)

Features
On/off alarm signal of airflow
Airflow data graphically displayed of over time
Accurate, cost effective flow sensing
Operates from a single +5 V DC Power Supply which powered by the sensorProbe
2 LEDs indicate the status of Airflow and that the sensor is securely plugged into the sensorProbe
Electronics mounted in a small plastic case
Sensor type - open/closed contact switch
Power source: powered by the sensorProbe. No additional power needed.
sensorProbe auto detects the presence of the airflow sensor
Up to 2 airflow sensors per sensorProbe2, 8 per sensorProbe8 and cameraProbe8
Full autosense including disconnect alarm
AFS00 can be extended to your desired cable length using one of our CAT5 extension cables, CABXX,
or you can provide your own cable of any length up to 60 feet.

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