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New Application Note: Wireless Sensors for Data Centers
Data centers are designed to operate in a narrow condition range. Deviations from optimal temperature, humidity, and airflow impact HVAC costs and can ultimately undermine machine operation and useful-life.
LORD MicroStrain's wireless environmental sensor network provides a scalable monitoring technology for reporting and analyzing vital ambient data center conditions in real-time. As a result, operators can optimize conditioning and reduce operating costs.
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LORD at Offshore Technology Conference in Houston
Be sure to visit LORD MicroStrain in Booth 12101 in the Pavilion at Reliant Park in Houston for the Offshore Technology Conference, where you can find hands-on demonstrations of our technologies.
Come check out our different technologies on display:
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Tech Tips and Tricks: Using Pressure Transducers with the V-Link and SG-Link
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| Andrew Deering, Technical Support Engineer, Sensing Systems |
This month Andrew explains how to use pressure transducers with select wireless sensor nodes.
The LORD MicroStrain® V-Link®-LXRS Wireless 7 Channel Analog Input Sensor Node will support pressure transducers on channels 1, 2, 3 and 4 and the SG-Link®-LXRS Wireless 2 Channel Analog Input Sensor Node will support pressure transducers on channel 1. This technical note explains use of a typical pressure transducer with SG-Link-LXRS and Node Commander® software; the V-Link-LXRS mirrors the instruction.
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Paper Presentation at American Helicopter Society
The presentation will be held Thursday, May 23 at 9 a.m., at the Phoenix Convention Center in Phoenix, Ariz. The topic is entitled "Integration of a Wireless Sensor Data Aggregation System and HUMS." Ketcham co-authored the paper with Jonathan Herbst, Software Engineer at LORD Corporation, and Nam Phan of the U.S. Navy NAVAIR.
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Tech Tips and Tricks: Wireless Sensor Nodes Battery Use and Replacement
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| Barry Trutor, Senior Technical Support Rep, Sensing Systems |
This month Barry explains the use and replacement of batteries in MicroStrain® wireless sensing products:
All LORD MicroStrain wireless sensor nodes may be operated with batteries. These batteries come in various forms including:
- Embedded rechargeable batteries
- Replaceable batteries within node enclosure
- External batteries to be attached
- IP environmental enclosures with additional battery banks
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