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楚雄動環監控系統

來源：縱橫通发布日期： 2021-05-07

机房的投入使用越来越多，机房的维护也成了一个问题，24小时实时监测只靠人工太浪费资源，此时就需要一套全智能的動環監控系統來達到將故障扼殺在搖籃的目的，縱橫通根據地域需求提供楚雄動環監控設備廠家方案，爲用戶解決機房維護之憂。

動環監控系統

動環監控系統是指针对各类机房中的动力设备及环境变量进行集中监控，縱橫通提供的動環監控模塊廠家方案实施后，通过監控平台可以及时发现故障，提示维护人员采取相应的措施来解决问题。

動環監控系統支持普遍的RS232和RS485，采用RJ45、DB9等形式作为接口，采用逐级汇接的基本结构，由供配电、温湿度、消防、UPS、门禁、视频、漏水检测等监控单元组成一个完整的监控系统，结合温湿度传感器、空调控制器、蓄电池检测仪、漏水传感器等监控模块可对数据进行各种参数进行遥测、遥信、遥调和遥控等达到实时监控的目的。

動環監控系統可应用于邮电通信、机房、智能库房电力、交通、银行、矿山、机场等多样化场景，监控对象更加全面，功能更加完善，大大提高了维护效率，降低了维护成本，是机房动力环境监控一种必要而且有效的手段。

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