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Indicates a POTENTIAL HAZARD. Consult documentation carefully.

CAUTION

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Read all instructions carefully prior to installation.

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No field-serviceable parts. Do not attempt to disassemble the product.

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Store in a clean, dry location. Clean with a dry cloth.

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Intended for indoor use only, do not install in a wet location.

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Adhere to all local electrical codes and guidelines.

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Failure to use the product in the specified manner may lead to injury or death and
damage to equipment.

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If this devices is exposed to a significant electrostatic discharge, it may affect the
devices performance resulting in temporary loss of monitoring and transmission
capabilities.

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Page 1: ... 2014 Packet Power LLC www packetpower com EM31 2 1 Environmental Monitor V3 Installation Manual ...

Page 2: ...tore in a clean dry location Clean with a dry cloth Intended for indoor use only do not install in a wet location Adhere to all local electrical codes and guidelines Failure to use the product in the specified manner may lead to injury or death and damage to equipment If this devices is exposed to a significant electrostatic discharge it may affect the devices performance resulting in temporary lo...

Page 3: ...1 of the FCC Rules any changes or modifications to this product not expressly approved by Packet Power LLC might cause harmful interference and void the FCC authorization to operate this product Pursuant to part 2 1091c of the FCC rules device is categorically excluded from routine RF Exposure regulations Industry Canada IC Compliance Statement This device complies with Industry Canada license exe...

Page 4: ...4 CONTENTS OVERVIEW 5 DEVICE INSTALLATION 6 DEVICE PLACEMENT 7 TEMPERATURE PROBE KITS 11 DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE SENSING 15 HUMIDITY SENSING 15 DRY CONTACT SENSING 16 DISPLAY AND COMMUNICATIONS 16 NETWORK GATEWAY INTERFACE 17 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 20 ...

Page 5: ...NTAL MONITOR V3 MODELS Model Max Probes Relative Humidity Differential Pressure AC Power Battery Power Mounting Bracket E306 0000 6 N N Y N Optional E306 H000 6 Y N Y N Optional E306 P000 6 Y Y Y N Optional E312 0000 12 N N Optional Y Y E312 H000 12 Y N Optional Y Y 1INTERNAL TEMPERATURE PROBE The monitor includes an internal temperature sensor located inside the monitor This is not intended to pr...

Page 6: ...l monitor you will have either six or 12 available probe ports for temperature probes or dry contact sensors Packet Power offers temperature probe assemblies that provide for different numbers of probes per cabinet Probes can also be purchased separately in lengths from 1 to 15 meters E306 Monitor E312 Monitor ...

Page 7: ...l power supply See below for information on how the unit s behavior changes when operating under battery power USING A POE POWER OVER ETHERNET SOURCE The E306 and E312 and the Gateway units are not native PoE devices but can be powered by a PoE source using a standard PoE splitter The PoE source should have a 5VDC output not 12 VDC The monitor and Gateway consume 0 5W and 0 7W respectively DEVICE ...

Page 8: ...ptimize how traffic flows over the network In order to maximize battery life E312 units change behavior when operating on battery power o Battery units do not act as relays for other Packet Power devices o Battery units must be able to communicate directly with one of the following E312 or E306 Environmental Monitors operating on AC power GW03 XXXX Ethernet Gateways firmware 6 4 1 or later Power m...

Page 9: ...rature probes consist of a small epoxy coated thermistor at the end of a light gauge wire Each probe wire has a plug in connector that can be inserted into any of the probe receptacles Probes are also available as kits that allow one monitoring device to monitor the temperature at from one to six server cabinets As rack sizes and configurations and probe placement will vary on specific installatio...

Page 10: ...nsity As a general rule temperature probes are placed on the intake cool or front side of the rack This is to monitor the temperature of the input air flow The input air is monitored as it can be controlled where by the output or rear air flow is a function of the device heat generation and input air temperature and flow In high density applications it is recommended to monitor both the input fron...

Page 11: ...ams below for your specific cabinet TEMPERATURE PROBE KITS Model Probes per Rack Racks per Monitor Total Probes Probe Lengths Use with Monitor TP03 01X6 1 6 6 1x 3m 4x 4m 1x 5m E306 TP03 02X3 2 3 6 1x 2m 3x 3m 2 x 4m E306 TP03 03X2 3 2 6 1x 1m 2x 2m 2x 3m 1x 4m E306 TP03 06x1 6 1 6 2x 1m 2x 2m 2x 3m E306 TP03 06X2 6 2 12 2x 1m 5x 2m 3x 3m 2x 4m E312 TP03 04X3 4 3 12 2x 1m 4x 2m 2x 3m 4x 4m E312 TP...

Page 12: ... 2014 Packet Power LLC www packetpower com EM31 2 12 12 Probe Kits E312 Monitor ...

Page 13: ... 2014 Packet Power LLC www packetpower com EM31 2 13 ...

Page 14: ... 2014 Packet Power LLC www packetpower com EM31 2 14 ...

Page 15: ...t of air flow but rather a relative indication A lower differential pressure will indicate a lower air flow rate and a higher pressure value a higher flow rate Note the area monitoring the higher pressure or faster air flow should use the tube marked with the positive symbol The area with the lower pressure or slower flow should use the tube marked with the negative symbol The differential pressur...

Page 16: ...rly communication with the gateway NONE OK 0 Internal temperature sensor XX X C XX X F 1 6 Probe 1 6 status either temperature measurement or dry contact status when used as dry contact input XX X C XX X F OR OPEN OR CLOSED RH Relative humidity only on monitors equipped with relative humidity XX DP Differential pressure only on monitors equipped with differential pressure XXX P LED DISPLAY AND CON...

Page 17: ... display and the temperature reading will read 300 C 300 C can be used as a finite number to indicate an unplugged probe port Likewise a reading of 75 C will be caused from a dead short on the probe or contact closure These values can be used to generate alarm conditions for open or closed conditions when using dry contacts in place of temperature probes Consult Packet Power when using the device ...

Page 18: ...ptimize the network configuration and balance the data traffic between them CONNECTIVITY The monitor is designed to interface with the Packet Power Ethernet Gateway module Multiple monitors up to 150 may be used with a single Gateway Refer to the Ethernet Gateway EG3 device manual for information Depending on the information required two versions of Gateways are available with SNMP or ModBus TCP I...

Page 19: ... Portal Features Cloud based or available as a locally installed application Instantly populates no commissioning required Integrates power and environmental data Create custom dashboards dynamic charts custom reports alerts and much more EMX Portal screens ...

Page 20: ...ntenna Fully enclosed fixed configuration Monitoring Unit to Gateway Radio Range Up to 300 monitoring units per gateway and unlimited Gateways per site Multi site Support Yes Encryption 128 bit System Status Local LCD display on E306 models OPERATING ENVIRONMENT MECHANICAL POWER SUPPLY Operating Temperature Monitoring Unit 0 to 40 C 32 to 104 F Temperature probes 40 to 85 C 40 to 185 F Operating H...

Page 21: ...Packet Power LLC www packetpower com EM31 2 21 SUPPORT ONLINE SUPPORT http www packetpower com support EMAIL support packetpower com Packet Power LLC 2716 Summer St NE Minneapolis MN 55413 www packetpower com ...

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