RAFTER
for Windows
Manufactured and distributed by Insmart - distributors wanted
LOW COST TEMPERATURE MONITORING SOLUTION
Buildings • Cool Rooms • Refrigeration units • Server Rooms • Equipment
Floor plan image overlayed with temperature.
Showing minimum, maximum and current temperature
for each sensor. (Celsius or Fahrenheit)
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SMS or E-MAIL ALERTS
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Records and Charts Temperatures
Screen shot of a temperature graph showing an onverlay of inside and outside temperatures.
The graph is interactive so when the mouse is moved over the graph the description of
the sensor, the date, the time and the temperature is displayed for the current cursor location.
(This image is not interactive).
Any number of sensors can be selected and charted to create a multiple sensor temperature chart.
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The Cheapest IP Enabled Temperature Data Logger
| | Simply combine a net book PC with a Rafter kit and you create a network
enabled temperature data logger at a crazy low price.
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Environment Alerts - Smoke - Fire - Water - Loss of Power
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RAFTER supports up to four external alarm inputs that will generate alert notifications.
The alarm message and the time it takes for an alarm input to trigger an alert are configrable.
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Example Installations For Recording and Monitoring Temperature
| | • | Building energy management |
| | • | Cool rooms, cellar and storage rooms |
| | • | Freezers |
| | • | Server and equipment rooms |
| | • | Vaccine fridges |
Built in web server for Internet and remote access
Example Web Browser Display
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Example Web Browser Sensor List Display
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Connecting Sensors
Image showing how temperature sensors are connected to a PC computer via a RS232 adapter. The cable length can be extended up to 100 metres.
Sensors are added by simply "chaining" additional sensors in parallel to other sensors already connected to the network.
Indexed Help
Complete documentation is supplied and will automatically display the first time the software is used.
System Requirements
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Windows 32 bit 7/Vista/XP/2000/Server computer with spare on-board RS232 com port or USB adapter.
Access to a SMTP mail server required for sending E-mails and SMS notifications.
DB9 Communication Port - For connecting temperature sensors to the computer.
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Image of a RS232 DB9 port usually found on rear panel
(Most new computers and laptops no longer have this port so a USB adapter is required.) |
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Some USB adapters do not conform precisely with the RS232 standard so we stock and supply compatible USB adapters.
Additional ports will be required when using alarm inputs (1 port provides 2 inputs)
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