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Understanding and Using Monnit Wireless Pulse CountersMonnit’s single input pulse counters give you the choice of counting pulses or counting transitions. When choosing to count pulses, the sensor will count every time the input voltage rises or falls (see figure 1 below). Counting Pulses(Fig.1) When choosing to count transitions, the sensor will count every state change of the input signal. When [...] Setting up and using the New MoWi Wi-Fi Sensors.We have taken the time to make our new Wi-Fi sensor line the easiest wireless sensors to use yet. This tech-tip demonstrates the setup process for using these new sensors. For a complete video walkthrough of the setup process visit www.mowisensors.com. 1. Download and Run the MoWi Setup Application. Visit www.mowisensors.com and download the Monnit [...] How To Hook Up Wireless Analog Voltage SensorsThe following steps will demonstrate the correct way to hook up wireless analog voltage sensors to the power source you would like to monitor. It will also show you how to change the sensor’s data display in the iMonnit Online Monitoring System. When hooking up a wireless voltage sensor please follow these instructions; Connect the [...] Editing Wireless Sensor Configurations in the iMonnit Online Software.There have been some recent changes made to the sensor configuration sections of iMonnit. This tech tip will help you better understand the changes and show you how to use some of the new features. To get started log into your iMonnit account at www.imonnit.com and click the edit button next to the sensor you [...] Exporting Monnit Humidity Sensor Data and Separating Humidity and Temperature Information for Reports or Charting in Microsoft ExcelThe following steps will guide you through the process of exporting any Monnit Humidity sensors’ data and modifying the spreadsheet in Microsoft Excel to show separate values for humidity and temperature. This is useful if you are looking to chart the humidity and temperature data independently. To get started, log into your wireless sensor network [...] Remotely Monitoring Walk-In Cooler TemperaturesMaintaining an optimal temperature in your walk-in coolers is important for keeping your food or floral products fresh. If the temperature falls above or below the optimal range, costly spoilage can occur. Monnit has saved restaurants, food distributors and florists hundreds of thousands of dollars in spoilage when using our low-cost, wireless temperature sensors to [...] Remote Monitoring Solutions For BusinessNo matter the size of your business, it is critical to understand things as they happen! Whether monitoring a refrigerator temperature to avoid food spoilage or monitoring doors and windows for unauthorized access, it is important to know immediately. Monnit wireless sensors provide an easy-to-use, robust, remote monitoring solution that alerts you immediately if something [...] Using Wireless Sensors to Monitor Vacant PropertiesWhether you are a real estate agent, or vacation home owner it is important to monitor your property or properties while you are away. Problems arising from trespassing and damage can be costly. Monnit provides low-cost sensors that can detect open and closed doors, motion, light, and temperature. Get real-time notifications about your properties. Using Monnit WIT [...] Using Wireless Sensors to Monitor Crawl Spaces for Water IntrusionSome buildings and homes are built with crawl spaces that are difficult to get into and keep track of. Water in these crawl spaces can cause foundation and structural issues as well as create an environment for mold to grow. All of which are expensive to treat or repair. Using Monnit wireless sensors can help [...] Using Temperature Sensors to Prevent Frozen Pipes and Water Sensors to Detect Plumbing Leaks.As we are in the thick of winter now, we are receiving a lot of calls requesting our wireless temperature and water sensors for use in both commercial and residential properties to help minimize the potential for damage due to frozen water lines. When water freezes it expands putting pressure on pipes, valves, tubing, and [...] |
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