Water Sensor For Server Room

Hi All

We are trying to find a product that will alert us to the presence of water on our server room subfloor. Anyone have suggestions?

Thanks!

John

Find more posts tagged with

Free for TechExams community: Cybersecurity salary guide

Compare cert salaries and plan your next career move

Button

Comments

Ahriakin

A cat with an attached microphone, you may need to adjust the gain to hear the offended screech over the server room ambient noise

Devilsbane

Ahriakin wrote: »

A cat with an attached microphone, you may need to adjust the gain to hear the offended screech over the server room ambient noise

My cat will do it, he requires $10/hr though. He also demands good medical benefits.

cablegod

Netbotz by APC: NetBotz - Remote Environmental Monitoring, Early Detection, Instant Alerting, Temperature Sensors, Humidity Sensors, Fluid Detectors, Chemical Sensors, IT Physical Security, Unified Security, Critical Infrastructure Protection.

dynamik

Do you have drop ceilings? If so, you might want to consider moisture/smoke detectors there as well.

kriscamaro68

Here is a monitoring company I used at my last job and it worked well: ITWatchdogs ? Environment Monitors, Server Room Environmental Monitoring Solutions, Cost Effective Server Room Monitoring, Monitoring Temperature, Computer Room Temperature Monitor, Early Detection, Monitor Humidity, Power, Flood, Smoke, Chemical S

DPG

APC NetBotz

pitviper

We use these

ACEimagegnetgraphicsproductimagespACE33688160regjpg.jpg

(May not work in conjunction with the cat-based solution)

SrSysAdmin

We use a unit called the Enviromux Mini and it is nothing short of incredible. The company that makes them did a repair on the unit 4 years after the warranty expired...for free. I will continue to use them for all environmental monitoring in the future.
Monitor Server Environment data center temperature sensor alert

Paul Boz

Many of my small to medium sized customers use the NetBotz systems. Others have integrated solutions provided by their alarm vendor. I would check with your alarm vendor first, as they may be able to integrate the sensors into your existing facilities security / monitoring solution.