VT325 Room Guard - Environmental Monitoring Unit - 2 Sensor Ports

The VT325 low-cost entry level corporate BMS unit for environmental monitoring and alarm in server room, data centre, museum, medical and industrial environment monitoring applications. Featuring a web interface and 2 sensors ports, 2 digital inputs and two relay outpust, alarm notifications via SNMP, E-mail, web or  beacons,  accepts a USB camera or up to 4 IP cameras. Web interface features a dashboard giving overview, simple control logic to set up alerts, notifications and actions and sensor chart displays with data export.

• Ethernet based environmental alarm unit
• 2 AutoSense RJ-12 ports for sensors such as;
  • VT420 - Converter 4-20mA
  • VT500 - Temperature sensor
  • VT501 - Outdoor temperature sensor
  • VT510 - Humidity sensor
  • VT520 - AC voltage monitor
  • VT530 - Access sensor for eg a door or a window: opened, closed.
  • VT540 - Vibration sensor
  • VT560 - Smoke detector - allows daisy chain connection
  • VT570 - PIR sensor Infrared motion sensor
  • VT590 - Leak sensor
  • VT591 - Water leak cable
• 2 dry contact inputs (terminal plug included)
• 2 x relay outputs rated 12V 0.25A
• Internal Temperature Sensor
• Optional 1-wire interface for temperature sensors and RFID card reader
• USB port for web camera
• supports 4 x IP Cameras
• Access control via RFID card reader (1-wire interface required)
• Web interface
• Virtual sensors & elements: Group, E-mail, SNMP trap, SNMP Get, SMS, IP cams, PINGs, Triggers, Timers
• SNMP traps, SMS & E-mail notifications
• Supports SNMP v.1, v.2c, v.3
• Notifications: E-mail, SMS, Syslog, Event log, SNMP Trap, SNMP Get
• Configurable embedded logic
• Sensor graphing
• User Access and Permissions
• Dimensions:  W139 x H33.1 x D79mm
• Weight:  0.5 kg
• Operating characteristics     Humidity : Min. 5% - Max. 95% (Non-Condensing), Temperature : Min. -10° C - Max.80° C
• Mounting:  Wall mount, Desktop, Wall turnable mount (with extension), 19" rack mount holes (brackets not included)

The VT325 series has a built-in web server showing overall status and system tree, the status of dry contact inputs from doors and windows, and an event log

Cameras

The VT325 can display pictures from a maximum of four IP cams simultaneously in several sizes, up to 640x480 pixels resolution or a single connect USB webcam.

Security, Notifications and Alarms

The VT325 authorization is going through the Radius protocols, that highly increases resistance to forced attacks. Notifications and alarms can be configured in “Logic menu” of web-interface using the states of sensors, timers, triggers and so on. In case of a problems the notification scheme can alert user via email, SMS or SNMP, automatically send pictures and data.

The complete status of the unit and / or sensors can be taken through HTTP, SMS, or SNMP, saved on FTP and Syslog servers or on installed SD card.

Configurable logic

The Web interface allows you to set up logic rules for alerts, notifications & actions such as to switch on a fan and send an email when a temperature exceeds alarm limits.

Access Control

With the addition of the 1-wire interface and the VT107 RFID Reader an access system can be constructed. Registered cards can be added to the database

Then we can setup a simple control logic scheme. For example, we want to activate an electromagnetic door lock if any assigned RFID card is used or an Exit button, connected via a dry contact input, is pressed.

SNMP

All SNMP functions including SNMP v.1, v.2c, v.3 are supported. VT325 has a Built-in Watchdog timer with NTP synchronisation. SNMP Get function supported.

5-level sensor thresholds

 Sensors with 5-level thresholds allows direct connection to the SCADA system.The thresholds are usually: very low, low, normal, warning and alarm. Sensor levels can be inverted.

Sensor Charting

Web interface integrates and displays graphs of all sensor data. The individual graph (seconds, minutes, hours, days) for each sensor type can be selected. RRD tool is used to build an embedded database of sensor data. This data can be accessed via the interface, or downloaded to Syslog or to FTP or saved on SD card. You can compare sensor data using a Multiplot by plotting a few sensor data along each other.

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