Temperature Alert WIFI Edition Temperature Monitor

Temperature Alert WiFi Edition 220 is a high-performance temperature monitoring device that monitors the ambient temperature in your server room, office, lab, residence, commercial building, heating and air conditioning system or other points of interest and alerts you via email when the temperature rises or falls outside your acceptable range. The WiFi 220 can be configured with one or two temperature or combined temperature/humidity sensors for applications requiring monitoring of more than one area.

Temperature Alert’s WiFi 220 connects to your network via 802.11b/g wireless (or wired ethernet) and is powered by an included AC wall adapter - no computer is required during operation! The alert message can be sent continuously or just once when an alert is triggered. Real time graphing and XML support provide you with the tools you need to integrate temperature readings into websites and other third party applications.

Features:

• Real Time Temperature (and optional Humidity) Alerts via Email

• One or Two Pre-Calibrated Temperature or combined Temp/Humidity Sensor(s)

• Connects to your network via WiFi or wired Ethernet

• Complete stand-alone operation - Does not require you to leave a computer running

• Real time temperature (humidity) graph - choose °C or °F

• Compact size fits anywhere: 1.25” x 4.00” x 6.00” (32 x 102 x 152 mm)

• Logs temperature readings to text and XML for easy integrated into custom applications

• Support for SMTP authentication

• AC or Power over Ethernet (PoE via power injector)

• Includes Free Software Upgrades for 1 Year

• NIST Traceable Certification now available! Contact us for details.

Includes:

• Temperature Alert WiFi Edition

• 6' (1.8 m) External Temperature Sensor/Cable

• 110/240V AC Adapter (North American Plug)

• Quick Start Guide

• Electronic Help Guide

• 1 Year of Support and Software Updates

• 1 Year Warranty on Hardware

• 30-day money back guarantee

Requirements:

• Wireless Internet access (802.11b/g) or wired Internet access

• An ethernet cable for initial configuration

• Knowledge of wireless/wired networking (or access to your IT dept)