Poseidon 3468: 220V Output IP Thermostat

Poseidon 3468 alerts the operator to critical situations (contact opened/closed, or temperature/humidity out of safe range).

Web enabled thermostat with temperature/humidity measurement, four dry contact inputs and two 110/230V relay outputs. Industrial version, supports SNMP and E-mail, DIN rail mount.
Poseidon 3468 alerts the operator to critical situations (contact opened/closed, or temperature/humidity out of safe range).
In case of an alarm, Poseidon sends an e-mail and connects to your NMS (Network Management System) with a SNMP trap.
Configuration and current sensor readings are accessible through a graphical WWW interface.

  •     IP thermostat function to control outputs locally
  •     2 outputs rated at 250V / 16A (double-throw relay contacts)
  •     Connect up to 4 temperature or humidity sensors and 4 Dry Contact inputs
  •     When a contact is closed, e-mails or SNMP traps are sent to multiple recipients

Basic Features

  • Ethernet: RJ45 (10BASE-T)
  • WEB: Embedded WEB server / GUI
  • Sensors: 2xRJ11 1-Wire (max 4 temperature / humidity sensors)
  • Inputs: 4 dry contact inputs (for detectors)
    (Smoke, power, water leak, door contact, air flow, entry to the room)
  • Outputs: 2 output relays (250V AC / 16A)
    (Air conditioning, server power supply, horn / light tower)
  • M2M protocols: SNMP, XML
  • Sending SMS: With external software only
  • Physical features: dimensions: 102 x 76 x 36 [mm]
  • Response to thresholds: SNMP trap, E-mail
  • Built-in functions: Output controlled with an input or sensor value ("Thermostat" mode).

 

Applications

  • Remote rack monitoring
    Door open, temperature / humidity, power outage, states of contacts, equipment restart

  • UPS / back-up generator monitoring
    Fuel level, diesel generator status, remote start over IP, monitoring of temperature and service contacts

  • Air conditioning control over IP
    Turns on heating / cooling when specified temperatures are sensed

  • IP-based security systems

    • Surveillance systems (external sensors)
    • Equipment status, access control systems
  • Operation logging: storages, coolers and freezers (food and pharmaceutical industry)

  • Monitoring systems: Information booths, ATMs, terminals