Tripp Lite Remote Control SNMP/Web Interface Network Card
Air conditioning units tucked into tight server rooms still need checking when no tech is on site. We build this network interface card to plug right into the cooling hardware so you can check ambient temps and change operational settings over the network without unlocking the door.
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- Recommended for 24-hour off-site access and control of Tripp Lite air conditioning units
- LX Platform network interface provides 24/7 access and control from anywhere
- Included E2MT module allows remote monitoring of ambient temperature conditions
- Easy to keep up to date with easily downloadable firmware
- Complies with Federal Trade Agreements Act (TAA) for GSA Schedule purchases
How this one is built
Remote air management
The card connects our air conditioning units directly to the local network. You check cabinet climate through a web browser, reboot cooling sequences off-site, and make adjustments when room conditions change.
Ambient sensor inclusion
An environmental sensor module comes with the card to measure temperature right at the rack intake. It watches how the hot air behaves around your working gear instead of guessing from the doorway.
Updatable card firmware
System code updates download over the network to bring the interface up to current operational revisions. Maintenance happens without pulling the card out of the running unit.
Federal procurement standard
We build this hardware to meet Federal Trade Agreements Act requirements for GSA Schedule purchasing. It fits right into government installations and standard institutional server rooms alike.
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