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H3531P - Ethernet Temperature and Humidity Alarm with LCD and Digital IO - for Compressed Air Systems

£483.00

(£579.60 Inc. VAT)

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A low-cost Ethernet solution for Temperature and humidity monitoring and alarm for compressed air systems. Featuring a wide input temperature range, 3 digital inputs, 2 alarm relay outputs, LCD for local display, email and SNMP under/over temperature/humidity alarm, a built-in webserver for real time temperature/humidity display and history chart and MODBUS protocol for SCADA compatibility.

Ethernet based temperature and humidity alarm unit for compressed air systems
External 1m sensor with
- -30 to +80°C temperature range
- 0-100% Relative Humidity range
- Pressure Range: 0-25 bar
- Air flow velocity up to 25 m/s at a pressure of 1 bar

Accepts up to 3 contact closure inputs - Fire, flood and PIR sensors available
Has 2 x Relay alarm outputs rated 50V, 2A, 60VA
High and low alarm limits
email or SNMP alarm notification
supports up to 3 email addresses
Web browser interface showing real time temperature and history chart
600 sample memory history - can export to Excel file
History record rate from 10 s to 18 h
Modbus TCP protocol for communication with SCADA software such as DAQFactory and LabVIEW
Standard RJ45 ethernet connector
Requires 9 - 30 Vdc 250mA PSU (not supplied)
Dimensions: 135 x 136 x 45 mm (W x H x D)

The H series devices are designed for measurement of temperature in °C or °F and humidity. It is possible to read values from PC through the Ethernet connection. The following formats are supported:

www pages with user-design possibility
Modbus protocol
SNMPv1 protocol
SOAP

The instrument may send a warning message to several defined points if the measured value gets out of adjusted limits. There are the following possible ways to deliver the warning report:

to send an e-mail to maximum of three e-mail addresses
to send a SNMP trap to maximum of three IP addresses
to display an alarm state on the device www page
to send a message to Syslog server
output relay activation

Alarm limits may be set via the supplied TSensor program, Modbus or Telnet protocols. The alarm state may be read via the device www pages, Modbus or the SNMPv1 protocol. If channel isn’t wired, it is possible to turn off measured channel.

Any alarm input can be assigned to a relay output.

Web Interface

The H series has a built-in web server showing current temperature values, alarm limits alarm state and recorded history in both tabular and chart formats. It can be viewed by any web browser. Measured value is in graph displayed by green colour, error or not yet measured values are displayed as grey broken line. Upper (lower) alarm value is in graph displayed as red (blue) line. If all values are over upper (lower) limit, the alarm line will be in the bottom (top) graph part displayed. It is possible export history to CSV file (comma or dot decimal separator) for import to Excel.

Example Web Page >>

Alarm Reporting

email

When temperature alarm limits are exceeded, an e-mail message is sent to addresses defined by the user (maximum three addresses). Maximum length of an e-mail address is 55 characters.

SNMP

By means of the SNMPv1 protocol it is possible to find currently measured values and parameters concerning alarms. In case of alarm activation, warning message (a trap) can be sent to specified addresses. By means of the SNMPv1 protocol it is also possible to display history of last 600 measured values.

MODBUS

The device contains support for the Modbus protocol to communicate with control systems. The protocol runs in the RTU mode.

LabVIEW

FREE LabVIEW examples using Modbus - For viewing of actual values and graphs following examples of application were created in LabVIEW 8.5

Digital Inputs

A range of digital alarm detectors for connection to the H series digital inputs is available;