Facilities and building managers need to have comprehensive monitoring plans and facility hardware to provide a safe environment for occupants. Extreme temperatures, leaks and other factors can have adverse effects on tenants and employees. Recent studies have shown that just an 8 degree rise in temperature can affect employee cognitive abilities and productivity by as much as 10%.
Facilities with high moisture levels are at risk of structural damage and mould growth. Installing facility monitors as part of an overall building management plan is critical to meeting not only tenant concerns, but reducing building damage as well. Proactive monitoring alerts managers to concerns like broken or malfunctioning HVAC units, water leaks, heating issues and much more. Room Alert can tie into existing management systems, and allows you to work corrective action measure into its responses, like activating fans or pump systems when an environmental alert is triggered. Managers in over 185 countries know that utilising Room Alert in their building or facility monitoring plan will help them decrease the amount of time and money spent on repairs.
Digital temperature and humidity sensors measure temperature, humidity, dew point, and the heat index which can indicate the “real feel” temperature alongside the actual temperature, allowing you to keep equipment and employees safe.
Room Alert’s flood sensor detects any liquid that can cause water damage or encourage mould growth in facilities. It can protect sensitive electronics by detecting water leaks and notifying you immediately.
Track air flow in your data centre to ensure proper ventilation for equipment and staff. The air flow sensor is available in two options; for rooms that are normally closed and normally open.
The room entry sensor helps manage who has access to the facilities and recognises the opening of doors or rack cabinets, increasing security.
Our smoke sensor monitors for smoke or fire, allowing facility managers to be aware of the signs before more serious damage can occur.