Sever rooms temperature monitoring solution

Imagine the server room at a colocation service provider's data center. The room is filled with computers that perform the necessary calculations for a number of companies, as well as cooling systems that maintain the temperature of the servers within the required range. The businesses that rent space in the data centre rely on the optimal functionality of the equipment in this room. It is therefore essential that IT managers ensure servers are operating at full capacity at all times. How can data centre managers ensure the optimal functioning of their IT equipment while maintaining profitability? How can data centres maintain optimal functionality while simultaneously reducing costs and energy consumption? One key method is to monitor the temperature within the server room.

Computing equipment generates a significant amount of heat. It is therefore essential to have cooling systems in place to maintain a lower temperature and ensure the safety of the machinery. Monitoring temperature is an effective way for managers to achieve this goal. By monitoring temperature in the server room, companies can make long-term savings while reducing their carbon footprint. Temperature sensors placed strategically around the server room provide data centre managers with real-time information about the facility's temperature, humidity and cooling status. This data enables IT staff to adjust cooling mechanisms, potentially eliminating hot spots and preventing costly server room fires.

COEUS-WiFi data logger is designed for real-time temperature and humidity monitoring. Data is uploaded periodically using a standard WiFi network to the cloud. Users can view, analyze, and export the data remotely from our could or APP. Easy installation and accessibility are highlights of this WiFi data logger. Besides, this real-time temperature data logger is equipped with a built-in rechargeable lithium battery of 2600mAh, which can be available while charging, so as to ensure the long-term stability of data monitoring; and up to two external probes can be used if needed.