HWg-Ares12 enables remote monitoring of temperature
HWg-Ares12 enables remote monitoring of temperature, illumination, power supply and other sensors over GSM/GPRS. Its internal back-up battery can keep the measurements running for several hours. The product is designed for dozens and hundreds of installations.
HW group s.r.o., a LAN sensors manufacturer based in the Czech Republic, presents a new
HWg-Ares12 unit. This GSM/GPRS thermometer enables monitoring of temperature, humidity, door contacts and other sensors over a GSM cellular network. An internal rechargeable back-up battery keeps the device operating for 4 to 12 hours, enabling e-mail or SMS alerts to power outages.
Another unique feature, besides SMS and e-mail communication, is the HWg-Push protocol. The Ares unit can provide data to a standard SCADA or SNMP monitoring system (such as Nagios). It is therefore easy to create combined LAN and GSM remote monitoring systems. Sensors that communicate over GSM need a SIM and a data plan; on the other hand, they can be placed virtually anywhere. Installation is a matter of minutes and only requires GSM signal coverage.
For simple applications, the free HWg-PDMS software can be used to display charts of measured values and export data to MS Excel. HWg-Ares12 is configured over USB and supports FOTA (Firmware Over The Air) upgrades. The product is designed for installation in dozens and hundreds of remote locations.
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