When your existing monitoring devices are not keeping up with new demands, it’s time for a change. But upgrading monitors in a facility can be daunting. How do you change out equipment without disrupting operations? How much time and money will installation, configuration and the overall deployment take? What unexpected problems and costs may arise?
Topics: data center temperature monitoring, data center cooling, environmental monitoring, temperature monitoring, remote temperature monitoring, data center environmental monitoring, computer room temperature monitoring, data center humidity
Hot spots in a data center must be closely monitored: let the warmest areas in your facility get too warm and you risk degraded performance, outages, and potential equipment damage. Yet they can also drive how much you spend to cool your entire data center. The key is to find them, monitor them, and manage them.
Topics: data center temperature monitoring, Know your power, environmental monitoring, data center hot spots, remote temperature monitoring
Packet Power has established itself as the world leader in wireless power and environmental monitoring in data centers. However, you may not know that people responsible for running facilities ranging from convenience stores to sports stadiums also rely on Packet Power to make it easy to meet needs ranging from branch circuit monitoring to facility submetering and remote temperature monitoring. Our new web site is designed to better showcase how we meet these types of remote monitoring needs outside of the data center.
Topics: Packet Power, wireless monitoring, power monitoring, temperature monitoring, energy benchmarking, hvac energy optimization, remote temperature monitoring
