The TPDIN-Monitor-WEB2 Based Remote Monitor and Control System is a versatile tool which enables the equipment designer and installer to remotely monitor their equipment and site. The unit can be accessed via the network (web and SNMP) to remotely monitor up to 4 voltages, 4 currents, 2 temperatures. and control power to various equipment using 4 on-board relays. The system has built-in surge protection to prevent damage from…The TPDIN-Monitor-WEB2 Based Remote Monitor and Control System is a versatile tool which enables the equipment designer and installer to remotely monitor their equipment and site. The unit can be accessed via the network (web and SNMP) to remotely monitor up to 4 voltages, 4 currents, 2 temperatures. and control power to various equipment using 4 on-board relays. The system has built-in surge protection to prevent damage from electrical surges.On board data-logging and graphing capabilities allow the user to see history of the various parameters being measured. The graphical interface allows the user to control relays via a single mouse click and monitor all the measurement parameters real-time via any web browser. The web interface allows access and control via desktops, laptops, tablets, and smartphones. The Tycon APP for IOS and Android facilitates remote access.The system allows control of the relays based on Voltage, Current, Temperature, Time, or Ping Watchdog. This provides almost unlimited flexibility. The relays have a special one-click cycle feature with programmable cycle times which can be used to turn a device off and then back on after the predetermined time with a single button click. This is useful for rebooting a device like a PoE Switch by power cycling it, thereby rebooting all devices attached to the switch. Relay CH1 and CH2 are normally closed type, relay CH3 and CH4 are normally open type. Relays don't use any power when they are in their default position. CH4 has additional functionality built into the user interface to allow for starting a generator.Two of the current ports provide bi-directional current (+/-), showing direction of current flow. This is useful for monitoring batteries so you can see when the battery is charging and when it is discharging. One of these current ports supports external current shunts so very large currents can be monitored. Read More
