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SOLUTION / DATA CENTRES

Rack thermal maps you can see,
Know about leaks a minute earlier

DATA CENTER MONITORING

Rack-level thermal maps, hot-spot rack monitoring, leak ropes and electrode probes, wire-free magnetic mounting — retrofit without interrupting data hall operation.

Data centre monitoring diagram: battery-free temperature/humidity and leak sensors, magnetic mounting and a live rack installation
3 hot-spot racksThermal map refreshes live
Leak rope · status normalElectrode probe with cable extension

Three blind spots in data hall monitoring

WHAT GOES WRONG TODAY

Only room-level temperature & humidity

Return-air temperature does not represent rack inlet conditions; local hot spots surface only through equipment alarms or patrols.

Leaks found by looking under the floor

AC condensate and pipe leaks are hidden and often reach racks and cabling before they are found.

Adding points needs cabling and power shutdowns

Retrofit windows in live data halls are extremely short; trenching, cabling or shutdown work is almost impossible to schedule.

Three-layer architecture: sensing → gateway → platform

SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
Three-layer architecture: battery-free sensing, EnOcean gateways, the unified IoT platform, PC console, device app and business mini-program

Sensing layer · battery-free

Temperature & humidity, water ingress, leak and CO sensing; indoor light or long-life battery; magnetic tool-free mounting

Network layer · EnOcean

868 MHz wireless; gateway uplink via Ethernet / Wi-Fi / 4G, with repeaters for cross-floor and long-range coverage

Platform layer · private deployment

Thermal maps, tiered threshold alerts, event logs and duty-team dispatch, with rack- and zone-level administration

Six functions, a rack-level monitoring mesh

WHAT YOU GET

Rack-level thermal & humidity maps

Points placed by rack and end-of-row cabinet turn discrete readings into a visual temperature/humidity map instead of a single return-air value.

Hot-spot threshold alerts

Set temperature ceilings per zone; threshold breaches are pushed by severity, revealing uneven cooling and airflow issues early.

Leak ropes & point detection

Electrode probes with cable extensions reach beneath AC units and into shafts, working with leak sensors to distinguish wet and dry states.

Magnetic tool-free relocation

Sensors need no wiring or power cabling and move with the racks, producing no retrofit waste.

CO & temperature anomalies

LD-CO accelerates reporting as CO rises, combining with temperature data for anomaly detection.

Tiered alerts & duty-team dispatch

Alerts are routed by zone and severity to duty staff; events and handling are logged into an auditable record.

Typical BOM (one data hall module)

TYPICAL BILL OF MATERIALS
LD-THBattery-free wireless temperature & humidity sensor · 0–80 °C · 0–100 %RH · indoor light powered
LD-FSElectrode water leak sensor · customisable 1,000 mm probe cable · beneath AC units and shafts
LD-LDULeak sensor · wet/dry telegrams · adjustable reporting interval
LD-COBattery-free wireless CO sensor · 0–1,000 ppm · accelerated reporting as CO rises
LD-GW01EnOcean gateway · DC 5V or PoE · up to 50 devices per unit
LD-RepeaterSignal repeater · level 1 / 2 · for cross-floor or complex environments

Typical configuration only. Sensor density depends on rack count, hot/cold aisle layout and airflow design; battery or externally powered versions are recommended where light is insufficient.

What changes in management after rollout

DATA HALL

From room averages to rack-level distribution

Thermal maps localise hot spots to specific racks, giving data for cooling adjustments and rack placement.

OPERATIONS · OPERATION

Adding points no longer needs a downtime window

Battery-free wireless points move with racks and scale with the business, minimising impact on continuous data hall operation.

Start with one module, then scale across the data hall

Share rack count, aisle layout and existing monitoring systems for a proposal with a model list, point layout and budget range.