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- Page 1 Environmental Monitor V3 Installation Manual © 2014 Packet Power LLC www.packetpower.com EM31.2...
- Page 2 Failure to use the product in the specified manner may lead to injury or death and damage to equipment. If this devices is exposed to a significant electrostatic discharge, it may affect the devices performance resulting in temporary loss of monitoring and transmission capabilities. © 2014 Packet Power LLC www.packetpower.com EM31.2...
- Page 3 Pursuant to Part 15.21 of the FCC Rules, any changes or modifications to this product not expressly approved by Packet Power LLC might cause harmful interference and void the FCC authorization to operate this product.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
TEMPERATURE PROBE KITS ........................11 DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE SENSING ......................15 HUMIDITY SENSING ..........................15 DRY CONTACT SENSING .......................... 16 DISPLAY AND COMMUNICATIONS ......................16 NETWORK / GATEWAY INTERFACE ......................17 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ........................20 © 2014 Packet Power LLC www.packetpower.com EM31.2... -
Page 5: Overview
OVERVIEW The Packet Power Environmental Monitor provides an easy to-implement wireless environmental monitoring solution. Each monitor will accommodate six to twelve external temperature or dry contact inputs and also may have humidity or differential pressure sensing (see model references in the chart below). -
Page 6: Device Installation
Depending on the model of environmental monitor, you will have either six or 12 available probe ports for temperature probes or dry contact sensors. Packet Power offers temperature probe assemblies that provide for different numbers of probes per cabinet. Probes can also be purchased separately in lengths from 1 to 15 meters. -
Page 7: Device Placement
EGEM) is used with the E306. It comes with an adhesive pad and can also be fastened using screws or cable ties. This same bracket can be used with the Ethernet Gateway. E306 Mounting Bracket (PN MOUNT EGEM) © 2014 Packet Power LLC www.packetpower.com EM31.2... - Page 8 In order to maximize battery life, E312 units change behavior when operating on battery power: o Battery units do not act as relays for other Packet Power devices. o Battery units must be able to communicate directly with one of the following: ...
- Page 9 Probes are also available as kits that allow one monitoring device to monitor the temperature at from one to six server cabinets. As rack sizes and configurations and probe placement will vary on specific installation consult the “ ” for suggested placement. PROBE LENGTH CONFIGURATION CHART Temperature Probe © 2014 Packet Power LLC www.packetpower.com EM31.2...
- Page 10 Probe Placement High Density Medium Density Low Density Cabinet: 6 probes Cabinet: 3 probes per Cabinet: 1 probe per The above diagram illustrates suggested probe placement depending on the thermal density of the cabinet. © 2014 Packet Power LLC www.packetpower.com EM31.2...
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Page 11: Temperature Probe Kits
2x 1m, 4x 2m, 2x 3m, 4x 4m E312 TP03-03X4 1x 1m, 3x 2m, 4x 3m, 4x 4m E312 TP03-02X6 1x 1m, 2x 2m, 4x 3m, 5x 4m E312 6 Probe Kits (E306 Monitor) © 2014 Packet Power LLC www.packetpower.com EM31.2... - Page 12 12 Probe Kits (E312 Monitor) © 2014 Packet Power LLC www.packetpower.com EM31.2...
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Page 15: Differential Pressure Sensing
The humidity sensor is embedded inside the monitor. Placement of monitor should be in an open, non-enclosed environment. Humidity is measured from 0 to 100% Relative Humidity at ±2 % RH at 0.1% resolution. © 2014 Packet Power LLC www.packetpower.com EM31.2... -
Page 16: Dry Contact Sensing
The E306 monitors can be used to sense the status of dry contact circuits (i.e. open or closed status) using any of the temperature probe ports. Consult with Packet Power on how to configure your devices for dry contact closure. Consult Packet Power when using the device for dry contacts. -
Page 17: Network / Gateway Interface
GATEWAY VERSIONS: Depending on the Gateway version selected, the output will be either SNMP or Modbus TCP/IP for export to a third party application or direct output to the EMX portal (Packet Power’s monitoring application). The Gateway must have firmware version 6.4.1 firmware or higher when being used with EM312 monitors in battery operation. - Page 18 EMX Portal version: The EMX Energy manager is a plug and play monitoring solution that is the easiest way to view, log and manage data from all Packet Power monitoring devices. The system offers easy access to energy analysis, real-time data and historical reports; user defined alerts via email or SMS and detailed, easily customized reports.
- Page 19 Cloud based or available as a locally installed application Instantly populates – no commissioning required Integrates power and environmental data Create custom dashboards, dynamic charts, custom reports, alerts and much more EMX Portal screens © 2014 Packet Power LLC www.packetpower.com EM31.2...
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Page 20: Technical Specifications
Temperature: ±1° C at 0.1° C resolution with readings in °C or °F. Relative Humidity: From 0 to 100% RH at ±2 % RH at 0.1% resolution Dry Contact: Contact Packet Power for specific sensing devices Differential Pressure: ±500 Pa (±2”H20), 0.2Pa or ±3% accuracy full span COMMUNICATIONS Operating Frequency: 860 to 920MHz and 2.4 GHz (frequencies vary by region) - Page 21 SUPPORT ONLINE SUPPORT: http://www.packetpower.com/support/ EMAIL: support@packetpower.com Packet Power, LLC 2716 Summer St NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 www.packetpower.com © 2014 Packet Power LLC www.packetpower.com EM31.2...
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