A2D-50 Vertiv™ Geist™ Environmental Sensor
Analog to digital converter provides the ability to connect a dry contact, 0-10V, or 4-20mA sensor to a Plug-n-Play sensor port. Includes a 50ft / 15.2m cable. Compatible with Vertiv™ Geist™ rPDUs and Environmental Monitors.
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A2D-50 Vertiv™ Geist™ Environmental Sensor
Analog to digital converter provides the ability to connect a dry contact, 0-10V, or 4-20mA sensor to a Plug-n-Play sensor port. Includes a 50ft / 15.2m cable. Compatible with Vertiv™ Geist™ rPDUs and Environmental Monitors.
- Retail and Wholesale
- Professional Services
- Telecom
- Transportation
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Analog to digital converter provides the ability to connect a dry contact or 0-10V sensor to a Plug-n-Play sensor port. Various sensor lengths available.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q
- What are the most popular remote sensors?
- A
- Remote Temperature for monitoring "hot" spots and other trouble areas. Water Sensor to check for water leaks. Door Contact Sensor to see if a door is open. Remote temperature / air flow / humidity for ensuring the proper environment. Climate monitoring in remote locations.
- Q
- What is the difference between analog and digital sensors?
- A
- Analog sensors connect through the analog inputs. These sensors are either a dry contact or provide a 0 to 5VDC signal. On the Web interface, they show up as "IO" sensors and have a value 0 to 99. Digital sensors connect to digital input ports and communicate through a serial protocol. These are also referred to as Plug-n-Play, Remote, or External sensors. Digital sensors are auto-detected by the climate monitor. Measurements from these devices are graphed and report in the appropriate units.
