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    Grounding / Earthing Sensor

    Dust sensor
    This sensors monitors the quality and presence of the electrical grounding.

    Earthing / Grounding Sensor

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    Dust Sensors

    Dust sensor
    Dust accumulation in electrical equipment results in premature equipment failure.

    Dust Sensors

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    Thermal Camera Sensors

    Dust sensor
    Monitoring temperature for the transformers

    Thermal Camera Sensors

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    Thermal Camera Sensors

    Dust sensor
    Monitoring 24x7 bus bars temperature of the MV and LV switchgear using the thermal camera sensors.

    Thermal Camera Sensors

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    Optical Oil Leak Sensor

    Dust sensor
    Detect leaks from transformers with the optical oil leak sensor.

    Optical Oil Leak Sensor

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    Corrosive Gas Sensors

    Dust sensor
    Ambient corrosive gas may lead to electrical degradation resulting in failure of the substation.

    Corrosive Gas Sensing

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    Expansion Hub

    Dust sensor
    The SensorHub expands the number of sensor ports from 2 to 8.

    In addition it brings 4 dry contact inputs, 2 dry contact outputs and 2 relay outputs. This turns the unit in a small PLC with automation capabilities.

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    Base Unit

    Dust sensor
    The base unit is the logical unit to which all sensors connect to. Using standard RJ45 cables it transmits power and data to all sensors.

    It makes sensor metrics available via SNMP, Modbus TCP or MQTT

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