CyberPower SNEV001 Environmental Sensor for Temperature & Humidity with 4 Dry Input Contacts

Protect your critical IT infrastructure against overheating, moisture damage, and unauthorized access with the CyberPower SNEV001 Environmental Sensor. Designed specifically for integration with CyberPower Remote Management Cards (RMCARD), this high-precision sensor delivers real-time ambient temperature and relative humidity tracking directly to your network management console.

Proactive Alerts and Environmental Control

Rising temperatures in server racks and network closets can quickly lead to hardware failure and costly downtime. With the SNEV001, administrators can configure custom threshold parameters in either Celsius or Fahrenheit. When conditions exceed predefined safe limits, the connected RMCARD automatically issues instant notifications via email, SNMP traps, or SMS, allowing your team to intervene before critical equipment is compromised.

Integrated Facility Security with 4 Dry Contact Inputs

Beyond atmospheric monitoring, the SNEV001 functions as a multi-point security hub. Equipped with four dry contact closure inputs, it allows direct integration with external peripheral devices such as door contact sensors, security switches, water leak detectors, and physical alarm systems. This dual-purpose design consolidates environmental and physical security monitoring into a single unified platform.

Key Features

• Real-Time Climate Tracking: Continuously monitors ambient temperature and relative humidity levels in mission-critical environments.
• Four Dry Contact Inputs: Expand your monitoring to door switches, security alarms, and flood sensors.
• Daisy-Chain Capability: Features dual RJ45 Ethernet ports, enabling a maximum of up to 8 sensor units to be connected in series.
• Configurable Alerting: Set custom high/low thresholds with automated notifications through the CyberPower RMCARD interface.
• Compact & Versatile Deployment: Ideal for datacenters, enterprise server rooms, wiring closets, and telecom enclosures.