The leak/moisture detection system that we were using in our data center wore out its welcome and we had it removed. It had a lot of false alarms and it didn't have an Ethernet/IP interface, so we had to rely on the building automation to read it for us and send us alerts. Most of the alarms were intermittent, so by the time we got to the panel it was no longer showing what the building automation had alerted us to come and look for.
I'd like to know what you're using to watch for leaks/moisture under the floor in your data centers and what you like/dislike about it. In case you're wondering, here are some quick criteria for our next system: 1) It could be either a "rope" or "spot" type system. Either type could be useful in different locations. 2) It must either send E-mail alerts or be SNMP readable so that we can generate our own alerts. The alerts need give a clue as to the location of the problem. 3) Bonus points if Intermapper already has a probe for it (otherwise we can cook up our own probe). 4) Bonus points if it's also readable by BacNet or ModBus, but that's not a requirement. Thanks in advance! === Jeremy Charles, [email protected] Epic's Computer and Technology Services Division Phone: 608-271-9000, Fax 608-271-7237
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