Connect Sensors; Rj45 Sensors; Figure 4- Connect Sensors Using Cat5 Cable With Rj45 Connectors; Figure 5- A Portion Of The Sensor Configuration Page - NTI ENVIROMUX Series Installation Manual

NTI ENVIROMUX TEMPERATURE/HUMIDITY SENSOR ATTACHMENT

CONNECT SENSORS

RJ45 Sensors

The temperature and humidity sensors for the ENVIROMUX-16D/5D/2D and ENVIROMUX-SEMS-16(U) Enterprise Environment
Monitoring Systems have RJ45 connection ports. Connect each sensor to one of the female connectors labeled "RJ45 Sensors"
on the ENVIROMUX using CAT5 cable. The male RJ45 connectors should snap into place. (See page 7 for wiring specification
and pinout.) The CAT5 cable that connects the sensor to the ENVIROMUX can be up to 1000 feet in length.
Note: It is very important to locate the temperature and/or humidity sensors away from ventilation sources and fans.

Figure 4- Connect Sensors using CAT5 cable with RJ45 connectors

Application Note:
When connecting temperature and humidity sensors to the ENVIROMUX, the web interface will identify the sensor accordingly for
the type of sensor it is. The status bar and configuration page will enter the maximum and minimum range that this type of
sensor can display if used with the ENVIROMUX, not necessarily the operating range of the sensor itself.
temperature and humidity sensor models offered by NTI have varying ranges of performance capabilities, as indicated in the table
on page 6. Be sure to match the sensor installed to the operating range of the environment it will be expected to work in. Using a
sensor outside of its intended temperature range may result in damage to the sensor.

Figure 5- A portion of the sensor configuration page

This is the range the ENVIROMUX will
display, not necessarily the range the
sensor will work within. See
specifications for the sensor being
installed for the proper operating
environment.
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Note: Shielded CAT5 cable
is required between the
sensor and the ENVIROMUX
to maintain CE compliance
of the sensor.
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