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External Temperature Probe

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Efficiently measure the temperature outside your facility with the External Temperature Probe.


Key Features

  • Obtain the outside temperature of your site
  • D-Wire sensors do not need a power source
  • Use your NetGuardian's web interface to provision and monitor your D-Wire

The External Temperature Probe makes it possible to get temperature readings of the area outside your site. The waterproof probe connects to your D-Wire Node via an 8 foot RJ12 cable.

Our D-Wire sensors use simple RJ12 connectors, in and out, which allows you to chain up to 16 sensors to a NetGuardian RTU D-Wire port. This way, you can aggregate a maximum length of 600 feet and run sensors out as far as you need. You can monitor your gear without having to place analog-capable RTUs in multiple places.

Take a look at the D-Wire Node for this temperature sensor.

Form Factor

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  • Depth: 0"
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Core Features

  • Analog Accuracy: +/- 1%
  • Power Supply: Powered by DPS RTUs
  • Web Interface: NetGuardian Config

Operating Conditions

  • Humidity: 0-95% NC
  • Temperature: -22 to 158F (-30 to 70C)
No additional software required.

Use the built-in web interface for configuration. Monitor via web interface, your SNMP manager, or a T/Mon master station.