Alarm Notification System monitors plant environment.
July 19, 2006 -
Designed to protect industrial plants and chemical manufacturing facilities, SensaphoneŽ 1800 monitors critical fluid storage, flow meters, water levels, timers, temperature, power failure, and alarms. When problem is detected, system automatically issues alarm notifications to as many as 8 recipients via voice phone or text messages to alphanumeric pagers and cell phones. Features include alarm history reviews, data logging, Web-based interface, and remote control capabilities.
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Sensaphone Introduces 8-Channel Remote Monitor & Alarm Notification System
Sensaphone 1800 protects industrial/chemical manufacturing facilities with upgraded features
ASTON, Pa. , June 28, 2006 - SensaphoneŽ today introduced its latest remote monitoring and alarm notification system, designed to protect industrial plants and chemical manufacturing facilities.
The Sensaphone 1800 protects manufacturing facilities and storage by monitoring critical fluid storage, flow meters, water levels, timers, temperature, power failure, and alarms. Its enhanced features include the ability to sense and issue alarms on ultra-low temperatures down to -85 degrees Celsius.
When the Sensaphone 1800 detects a problem, it automatically issues an alarm so action can be taken to avoid damage to a facility. The new system delivers alarm notifications to as many as eight recipients, and offers alarm history reviews, data logging, web-based interface, and remote control capabilities. Alarm notifications can be sent via voice phone or text messages to alphanumeric pagers and cells phones. It also comes with custom voice messaging on any alarm event, and can upload status and history of conditions to a web server.
"Facility managers invest a lot of time and money in designing the most efficient system possible, which can be significantly disrupted simply because of a power failure, a water break, or some other unpredictable disaster," said Bob Douglass, Sensaphone vice president of sales & marketing. "The Sensaphone 1800 watches over that investment as well as the components to that system - raw materials, finished products, etc. - by reliably monitoring the manufacturing environment."
The Sensaphone 1800 is packaged in a sealed, weatherproof, lockable enclosure, providing added durability when used in harsh applications. Other added features include a rechargeable battery backup and extended temperature sensing.
For information about the Sensaphone 1800, call 1-877-373-2700 or visit www.Sensaphone.com.
About Sensaphone
Sensaphone stands at the forefront of remote monitor and control solution design, setting industry standards for advancements in technology. The Sensaphone family of products provides a comprehensive line of feature-rich, flexible technology for monitoring equipment, safeguarding property, and reporting critical data. Sensaphone serves a broad range of applications/industries, including telecommunications, network servers, computer rooms, oil and gas, water/wastewater, HVAC & refrigeration, science/health labs, agriculture, greenhouses, and vacation homes.
Sensaphone is a registered trademark of Phonetics, Inc. Company Information: Name: Sensaphone Address: 901 Tryens Road City: Aston State: PA ZIP: 19014 Country: USA Phone: 610-558-2700 http://www.Sensaphone.com
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