AlertWerks ServSensor V4P with 60 Dry-Contact Inputs

Based on the Linux operating system.

Supports up to eight plug-and-play AlertWerks Intelligent Sensors and up to 60 third-party sensors.

Also supports up to four surveillance cameras.

Notifies you of alarms in a variety of ways, including e-mail, SNMP, and text messages.

Easy-to-use Web interface for server configuration, data collection, and graphing functions.

128 MB flash memory and 64 MB SDRAM.

The AlertWerks ServSensor V4P with 60 Dry-Contact Inputs enables you to integrate environmental sensors and surveillance cameras into one seamless remote monitoring system that watches over your premises. Use it to monitor data centers, offices, or anywhere it's important to keep an eye on conditions on the ground.

Plug-and-play sensor integration
Plug up to eight AlertWerks Intelligent Sensors into the RJ-45 ports of the ServSensor V4P. Sensors automatically configure and go on-line, ready to report any status change. Choose from a wide variety of sensors, including temperature, humidity, water, airflow, motion, and voltage. The hub also features 60 dry-contact inputs to support third-party sensors.

The ServSensor V4P supports video of up to 640 x 480 dpi from up to four cameras. Set it to scan between cameras or show all cameras at once. It has enough memory to store up to 2320 pictures.

A built-in 4-port Pelco-D compatible pan/tilt controller eliminates the need for expensive additional controllers and enables you to move and zoom cameras from the Web interface.


See and organize data from the graphical interface
The ServSensor V4P gathers and displays sensor data in its easy-to-use Web-based user interface. It automatically generates day, week, month, and year graphs for each sensor. The data can be downloaded in a text file for external processing or remotely polled and saved automatically to a PC.

Notification Wizard
The Notification Wizard enables the ServSensor V4P to notify you of changes in sensor status in real time. Configure each notification by choosing a sensor, selecting the alarm condition, and defining what to do when the alarm is triggered. You can choose to be notified in a variety of ways: audible alarm, SNMP trap, e-mail, e-mail with attached picture, text message to your phone, or fax.

For instance, you can have ServSensor V4P text you when it detects that the door of a server cabinet is opened or e-mail everyone on your IT staff whenever the temperature in your data center goes over 86° F (30° C).