HWg-Ares 12

HWg-Ares collects and records data from connected sensors. Stored values can be sent to any system. Values outside of a specified range trigger an e-mail (over GPRS) or a text message (SMS) to multiple recipients.

HWg-Ares*2 differs from HWg-Ares*4 in the number of supported *-Wire UNI sensors. Both versions include two digital (dry contact) s and support temperature, humidity, illumination, voltage and other *-Wire UNI sensors.

Measured data can be natively imported into HWg-PDMS, a Windows application. Data can be sent directly to a server, or attached to a periodic e-mail report. 

• Internal battery can supply power to HWg-Ares*2 and its connected sensors for several hours.
• Comfortable configuration over USB simplifies installation of the unit.
• Remote firmware upgrade (FOTA) capability simplifies management of large-scale installations with hundreds of devices.
• The HWg-Ares*2 Tset quick start set contains a temperature sensor, an universal power adapter and an external antenna.
• Whenever a power outage or a sensor value outside of a specified range is detected, Ares*2 rings a specified number and sends a customizable e-mail or text message.
• HWg-Ares is ready for data transfer over IP (GPRS) to third-party systems.
  • Ares*2 cooperates with the SensDesk web portal.
  • A special driver is needed for connecting to a NMS.
    HW group is working on a HWg-Push driver for Nagios to connect LAN and GSM sensors.

TYPICAL APPLICATION:

• GPRS monitoring of a server room without connecting to the local LAN
• Diesel generators environment and status monitoring
• Back-up power supply systems

• ATM (Automatic Teller Machines) environment monitoring
• Cooling systems and coolers
• Antennas and microwave links
• Technology along roads, highways, or railroad tracks
• Road surface or railroad track temperature and status
• Temperature and displacement of structures
• Storages of food or materials
• Art exhibits and depositories
• Agricultural production premises (greenhouses, granaries, etc.)
• Electricity distribution networks (transformer stations, lines)
• Water source monitoring, including technical equipment status
• Monitoring of appliances with consumable, refillable content (vending machines for coffee, sandwiches or drinks, massage chairs, ...)