WSG Wireless Sensor Gateway System - WSG-30

Wireless Sensor Features

• Up to 30 wireless sensors reporting back to the main unit.
• Sensors can be up to 300 feet away.
• Creates its own Mesh Network so that sensors can be used as repeaters and routers.
• The Wireless sensors can operate on standard AA batteries for up to 3 years.
• All sensors are supervised with their battery level reported and monitored.
• If any sensor has a low battery or drops offline, a diagnostic alarm is generated and users are contacted.

Alarm Notification

• Eight User Profiles can be programmed with 4 Contact Methods for each one, for a total of 32 alarm notifications.
• Each Contact Method can be an e-mail or a text message.
• When used in a data center environment, alarms can also be sent directly to Network Management Software using SNMP traps

Built in Alarms

• Power Failure
• Low Backup Battery
• Sensor Diagnostics for low sensor battery or sensor not responding

Battery Backup

• The WSG-30 main unit includes an internal battery backup system that will power the device for up to two hours in case of a power failure.

Interfacing

The WSG-30 includes a built-in web server. Just browse to its web page for all programming, configuration, and access to current status. Even alarm history and data logging can be easily accessed through the web. Up to 64,000 time stamped records can be stored inside the WSG-30 to follow history and trends of the monitored conditions. Data log history can be accessed directly through the built in web page, exported in a standard format, or interfaced using XML.

For a quick local check of the sensors, there is a 4 line display and keypad interface right on the front. The status of all sensors can be easily and quickly viewed at anytime without the need for a computer.

Support for the Modbus protocol is included in the WSG-30. Third party automation software can be used to connect and pull data for all sensor values in real time.

The WSG-30 also allows full remote management using the SNMP protocol. All status values as well as programming parameters can be accessed using Get and Set commands from standard network management software.