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常見的機房漏水檢測方案有哪些？

來源：縱橫通发布日期： 2021-08-29

我們都知道機房一旦發生漏水會造成哪些損失，我們也知道機房漏水的原因有哪些，我們還知道機房漏水檢測方案有哪些，归类一下这些解決方案呗！

常見的機房漏水檢測方案可以分爲2種：

1、人工檢測

依靠工作人員，定期定時檢查每個設備、角落，查看是否有漏水或者是否有漏水的迹象。

優點：成本可以很好的把控；

缺點：精准度不高，不能及時發現問題，耗費時間比較長。

機房漏水檢測方案

2、檢測設備檢測

通過漏水檢測設備進行檢測，根據機房的大小、類型可以分爲2種：

2.1、區域型漏水檢測：主要針對大、中型機房實施檢測，该方案需搭配环控主机、报警模块、区域式水浸传感器，该機房漏水檢測方案可检测500米範圍。

優點：能及時發現漏水現象；

缺點：無法准確的顯示具體的漏水位置，告警提示是某個區域發生漏水，還需要依靠人工沿著漏水布線的區域，去一一排查。

2.2、定位式漏水檢測：主要針對微型機房實施檢測，使用定位式漏液傳感器，通過監測線纜、監控主機、報警模塊，實現完整的定位式漏水檢測功能。

優點：可精確顯示漏水的具體位置，能顯著提高排障效率；

缺點：檢測區域小。

在成本允許的情況下，通常我們會把區域檢測和定點檢測結合使用，高效、快速是我們一直想要的不是嗎？

機房漏水檢測方案

綜上所述，2种機房漏水檢測方案都可以使用，主要还是要依据实际的情况，哪种方案能满足自己的需求又在自己的预算之内我们就选择哪种！

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