Ethernet humidity and temperature transmitter from Pacific Sensor Technologies

New ethernet humidity and temperature transmitters from Pacific Sensor Technologies is used for applications up to 105 deg C. This ethernet temperature and humidity transmitter is designed to measure:

• Temperature
  
• Relative humidity
  
• Dew point temperature
  
• Absolute humidity
  
• Specific humidity
  
• Mixing ratio
  
• Specific enthalpy 

• The ethernet humidity and temperature transmitter includes a large dual line LCD for simultaneous display of temperature, pressure or relative humidity or other calculated humidity
• State-of-the-art capacitive polymer sensor on the humidity and temperature transmitter ensures excellent long term stability, inertia against water and condensation
• Online transmitter is designed for use in non-aggressive environment
• The PST-T3511 ethernet humidity and  temperature transmitter is designed for use in environments from -30 deg C to + 105 deg C The units are IP30 electronics, IP40 sensors. And uses and RJ-45 connector LAN connection
• The PST-T3511 ethernet humidity and temperature transmitter have many modes of communication include Modbus: Modbus TCP protocol enables to read measured values, set alarm limits, adjust the probe, read firmware
• Telnet: Port 9999 enables to set alarm limits (lower and upper limits for T, RH, Tdp, hysteresis and time delay), e-mail addresses, SNMP addresses, probe description, refresh of www pages (10s to 65535s), select type of web pages, set storing interval to history (10s to 65535s), enable each communication channel. Capacity of the history memory is 100 sets of measured temperature, humidity, pressure computed value
• SNMP: It is possible to read actual values and alarm limits. In case of alarm creation warning message (trap) is sent to IP addresses defined by the user
• E-mail: In case of alarm creation warning e-mail message in sent to addresses defined by the user
• Syslog: The ethernet humidity and temperature transmitter enables the user to send text messages to selected syslog server after different events appear. e.g. after transmitter restart, alarm activation, communication error with SNTP, write to transmitter via mdb, sntp, after firmware change, after alarm termination, after communication error with SOAP server