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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![OTC 2013 Conference](https://origin.ih.constantcontact.com/fs144/1011276494405/img/359.jpg)
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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