March 27, 2008 -
Designed to work in conjunction with SeaHawk leak detection cable, SeaHawk LD2000 distance read leak detection system pinpoints location of any conductive fluid on up to 2,000 ft of cable. It includes direct alarm notification via email or SMS, and web interface enables users to view status and modify system configurations. Unit allows for integration with existing building management systems via Modbus and BACnet, and/or network management systems via SNMP.
RLE Is First to Introduce Distance Read Leak Detection with Ethernet Capabilities
The SeaHawk LD2000 pinpoints leaks, sends direct notification, and has a web interface
FORT COLLINS, CO - 19 Mar 2008 - RLE Technologies today announced its release of the SeaHawk LD2000, the only web-enabled, distance read leak detection system on the market. The LD2000 pinpoints the location of any conductive fluid on up to 2,000 feet of RLE patented SeaHawk Leak Detection Cable (SC). The LD2000 is currently available for delivery.
The SeaHawk LD2000 is designed to work in conjunction with SC cable. When a conductive fluid comes in contact with SC cable or SeaHawk zone spot detectors (SD-Z), the system pinpoints the location of the leak. Within seconds, the LED flashes in
alarm and the LED display provides a distance measurement so that the location of the leak can be determined.
Unlike any leak detection system on the market, the LD2000 system includes features such as: direct alarm notification via email or SMS to cellular devices, and a web interface that allows users to view status and modify system configurations. Notably, the LD2000 allows for simple integration with existing Building Management Systems (BMS) via Modbus and BACnet, and/or Network Management Systems (NMS) via SNMP.
The LD2000 system will be showcased in April at the Data Center World 2008 Expo in Las Vegas. "This trade show is attended by data center professionals who want to keep themselves abreast of emerging technologies," said Mike Orlich, President of RLE Technologies. "Smart business people like these realize they must mitigate risks to infrastructure, and protect critical equipment with smart technologies." Distance read systems are advantageous for protecting equipment in large areas, and particularly in cases where the sensing cable is not visible, such as raised-floor areas. "The SeaHawk LD2000 not only offers this advantage, it is packed with innovative features," explained Orlich. "Our partners are very enthusiastic about this product."
RLE offers facilities a wide range of products that protect critical infrastructure from water leaks and other environmental factors. For more information about these products, including the SeaHawk LD2000, visit www.rletech.com. For more information about Data Center World 2008 Expo, visit www.datacenterworld.com.
About RLE Technologies
RLE Technologies is a leading provider of water leak detection and web-based monitoring systems that enable businesses to protect mission-critical infrastructure and immediately lower operating costs. The company's wide range of monitoring solutions includes their patented SeaHawk(TM) Water Leak Detection products and Falcon(TM) Environmental Monitoring Systems. Extensive knowledge of emerging technologies has established RLE worldwide as an innovative solutions provider with industry-leading organizations. For further information, visit www.rletech.com.
Contact Information
Cam Rogers
Vice President - Sales & Marketing
970 232-3934
crogers@rletech.com
Contacts:
Sales:
Cam Rogers Vice President - Sales & Marketing
USA
Phone: 970-232-3934 E-mail this person
Marketing:
Christine Robinson Marketing Coordinator
USA
Phone: 970-232-3930 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: RLE Technologies Address: 104 Racquette Drive City: Fort Collins State: CO ZIP: 80524 Country: USA Phone: 970-484-6510 FAX: 970-484-6650 http://www.rletechnologies.com
News provided by ThomasNet Industrial Newsroom® (TIN). TIN is a comprehensive source
of new and timely product information in the industrial marketplace. TIN supplies new product
information to the web sites, e-marketplaces and print publications that serve the
industrial marketplace. For press release submissions please go to
http://www.productnews.com/SubmitPRPage.html.
BY ACCESSING, BROWSING AND/OR USING THIS WEB SITE AND/OR ANY WEB SITES PROVIDED BY
ProductNews.com, YOU AGREE TO BE BOUND BY THE TERMS OF USE
AGREEMENT.
![[Get Copyright Permissions]](http://license.icopyright.net/images/icopy-w.gif){kind=small}
