Connects to remote sensor port on rear of SRCOOL60KCW for temperature monitoring in your data center.
May connect up to 3 sensors to monitor temperature in various areas, such as hot spots or high-load servers.
Remote Temperature Sensor for SRCOOL60KCW
Model Number: SRCOOL60KRT
Connects to Tripp Lite’s SRCOOL60KCW In-Row Precision Cooler to allow remote monitoring of data center temperature via Ethernet.
- Up to 3 units may be connected for monitoring 3 different areas
- Connects to SRCOOL60KCW’s rear remote sensor port
- Allows remote temperature monitoring via Ethernet 24/7
- 2-year limited warranty
Overview
The SRCOOL60KRT Remote Temperature Sensor is an optional accessory for Tripp Lite’s SRCOOL60KCW In-Row Precision Cooler that allows you to monitor the temperature in your data center. It connects to one of four remote sensor ports on the back of the SRCOOL60KCW. Up to three SRCOOL60KRT units may be connected for monitoring the temperature in various areas, such as hot spots, critical or high-load servers and the farthest rack being serviced by the SRCOOL60KCW. Each unit works in tandem with the cooler’s preinstalled TLNETCARD web management accessory to let you monitor temperatures from anywhere 24/7 via Ethernet network.
Features
Allows Remote Temperature Monitoring in Your Data Center
- Observes temperature 24/7 via Ethernet network
- Optional accessory for Tripp Lite’s SRCOOL60KCW
- Connects to SRCOOL60KCW’s rear remote sensor port
- Up to 3 units may be connected for monitoring 3 different areas
Package Includes
- SRCOOL60KRT Remote Temperature Sensor
- Accessory reference sheet
Specifications
OVERVIEW
| UPC Code | 037332192851 |
PHYSICAL
| Shipping Dimensions (hwd / in.) | 1.70 x 6.00 x 6.10 |
| Shipping Weight (lbs.) | 0.75 |
WARRANTY
| Product Warranty Period (Worldwide) | 2-year limited warranty |
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