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ropeWater Detector 

 

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Table of contents 

1.  Introduction 

2.  Features  

3.  Configuring the ropeWater sensor 

4.  Configuring the ropeWater sensor on a sensorProbe unit 

5.  Configuring the ropeWater sensor on a securityProbe or a securityProbe 5E unit 

6.  Detection of Acid 

7.  Mounting the ropeWater sensor impedance setting & trouble shooting 

 

Introduction 

Water can enter a building in many different ways and, in some cases, remain undetected.  This 
can cause damage and problems to sensitive electronic equipment.  Computer and mainframe 
rooms which have a false floor and ceilings could harbor undetected water, which is only detected 
after a problem occurs. 

The ropeWater sensor is capable of detecting the presence of or non-presence of water. It 
contains a microprocessor controlled capacitance measuring circuit which is far more precise 
than commercially available standard water detectors which measure the resistance of water.  

The detector provides feedback to the web based interface which will indicate the 
presence/absence of water with a Normal/Alert, or Critical indication. The unit will retain any error 
condition until it is read via a 

snmpget

. Therefore, if it encounters a critical condition at any time, it 

will report that condition before it returns to a normal state.  

The value of the status for the SNMP OID for the ropeWater sensor can be Normal, No Status, 
Critical or Sensor Error. 

ropeWater sensor OID: 

For a switch type sensor on RJ45#1 the OID for the status is 

.1.3.6.1.4.1.3854.1.2.2.1.18.1.3.0 

Features:  

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On/Off alarm signal of Water detected   

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Accurate, cost effective Water detecting system 

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Rope portion of the sensor is submersible 

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Sensor type - open/closed contact switch  

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Power source: powered by the unit.  No additional power needed.  

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Power Consumption: Typical 125 mWatt, 25 mA 

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The unit auto detects the presence of the ropeWater sensor 

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Up to 2 ropeWater sensors per unit sensorProbe2. 

Summary of Contents for ropeWater

Page 1: ...www AKCP com ropeWater Sensor Copyright 2014 AKCess Pro Co Ltd...

Page 2: ...e standard water detectors which measure the resistance of water The detector provides feedback to the web based interface which will indicate the presence absence of water with a Normal Alert or Crit...

Page 3: ...nsorProbe or securityProbe s 8 RJ 45 Intelligent sensor ports or any of the securityProbe 5E s E sensor8 expansion module ports o Can be extended up to 100 feet or 30 meters using normal CAT5 6 LAN ca...

Page 4: ...page Now we will cover the settings that are specific to your sensor Status If the sensor is offline the status is No Status If the sensor is online and there is no water detected the status is Norma...

Page 5: ...ropeWater sensor shows the Normal status in Summery page after connecting the sensor and when water is detected is will show Crtical in this page and the syslog Use the Sensors page and the Water Det...

Page 6: ...attery acid only Tested with 40 concentrate Sulphuric acid H2SO4 Mounting the ropeWater sensor We recommend using any standard plastic U clip or half U clip with the adhesive base as shown in these tw...

Page 7: ...critical condition back to the normal or non critical condition Trouble Shooting the ropeWater sensor The rope type sensors are sensitive to EMI and also metallic or conductive items and surfaces So t...

Page 8: ...ropeWater Detector 8 2 Check the tail connector contacts if they are not damaged After checking reconnect them together as shown in the picture below...

Page 9: ...will return a sensor error Please send these testing results to support akcp com and include the length of the rope and the serial which is located on the side of the black electronics module Notes o...

Page 10: ...and the status should change to critical Plug the Green terminal block back in place then wait for the Red LED to turn off Then wet the yellow or blue cable with water not the Orange cable Notes on th...

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