Data Center Environment Monitoring System "iDCNavi"

basic information

**Features** - Bulk monitoring of current, temperature, etc. - Graphical display of collected data - Automatic email notification of anomalies - Support for remote monitoring via the web **Monitoring Targets** Current, voltage, power, temperature, humidity, rack opening and closing, etc. Compatible with measuring devices from any manufacturer (*Limited to publicly available protocols) **Function List** - Data collection - Alarm monitoring (email notifications, alarm history management) - Monitoring functions (graphic monitoring screen, historical trend screen, real-time data display) - Reporting functions (CSV output) - Maintenance functions (user management, group editing, measurement point management) **Extended Functions** - Monitoring and management within server racks **Customization Examples** - Unlocking/locking using Felia - Integration with access control systems

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【Implementation Results】 We have a wide range of implementation results, from small server rooms with dozens of racks to large-scale data centers with over 3,000 racks. 【Usage Examples】 ◆ Efficiency of Cooling through Temperature Distribution Display At iDCNavi, we recommend utilizing the temperature distribution display feature as a heat management solution for server rooms. By applying multi-point temperature measurement data to the floor monitoring screen, it not only helps in identifying heat accumulation but also in detecting warm air leaks into cold aisles and understanding energy waste due to excessive cooling, thereby promoting detailed temperature management aimed at energy conservation.

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  Electronic Lock Control/Rack Opening and Closing Monitoring It supports the control of electronic lock opening and closing, as well as monitoring the opening and closing of doors. In addition to being able to remotely unlock/lock the rack doors, it also allows for convenient bulk unlocking by row and bulk locking of the entire floor for maintenance purposes.