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Thermal monitor
May 1st 2007

The Exertherm system has been developed by QHi-Group, to allow continuous thermal monitoring of mission critical assets. Based on infrared sensors, these small, plastic bodied, low cost devices require no external power source and work just like a standard thermocouple, but are non-contact.

The sensor signals are fed back via 8-input channel data acquisition cards which linearise, condition and convert the output signal into industry standard Modbus protocol.

The sensors are not affected by high vibration levels as they are non-contact and being placed inside electrical enclosures means they are monitoring the actual equipment. No operator dependence is said to mean consistent, reliable data to detect potential problems before failure, and avoid the associated high downtime costs which result.

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