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Environmental and access sensors for use with APC solutions.

The Eaton Environmental Monitoring Probe (EMP) enables you to remotely monitor environmental conditions as easily as you monitor power conditions. Using a standard Web browser, you can view the ambient temperature and humidity of the remote environment, as well as the status of two additional contact devices, such as a smoke detector or open-door sensor.Features & Benefits:- Monitors temperature, humidity, and status of two contacts/sensors;- Works with any Eaton UPS with any ConnectUPS Web/SNMP card;- Can be located up to 20 meters (65.6 feet) from the UPS;- Measures ambient temperatures between -20 ºand 80 ºC;- Measures relatively humidity between 10 and 90 percent;- Displays status on Web page, IP phone or PDA, or network management system;- Supports user-defined thresholds for temperature, humidity, and contact closure status;- Supports graceful shutdown of affected equipment;- Auto-sends alarms via email, PCS phone, or pager;- Sends SNMP alarms to network management systems.

For a multimeter, the Plugable USB-C Amperage and Voltage Tester (USBC-VAMETER) manages to fit a lot of useful features into a sturdy little package. About the size of a USB flash drive, this bidirectional USB tester allows for full USB data passthrough while it monitors USB-C power and charging, measures voltage and amperage, even visualizes the directional flow of electrical current–all in real time. Connect the VAMETER inline between a USB-C host system like a laptop, tablet, or cell phone and a charger to use it as a USB voltage meter or power consumption meter. An updated OLED screen means a brighter and easier-to-read display in any lighting conditions, and a new orientation button lets you flip the screen with a click. How it works: This meter is a transparent interposer–it should not interfere with the USB data (1.1 through 3.1 Gen 2), USB-C Alternate Mode video, or USB-C charging. The meter can be used in-line with USB-C docking stations, chargers, and other USB-C accessories. The meter is able to achieve this without interfering with normal USB-C operation as it only taps into the power (VBUS) and ground connections to measure values and leaves the data lines untouched. Common uses: - Connecting between a USB-C host system like a laptop, tablet, or cell phone and a charger to monitor charge information. - Connecting between a USB-C host and docking station to monitor charge information. - Connecting between a USB-C host system and a USB-C bus powered accessory like an external hard drive, flash drive, etc to measure power draw of a device. - Testing for USB-C port spec compliance such as a VBUS hot condition, voltage drop under load, etc.

For a multimeter, the Plugable USB-C Amperage and Voltage Tester (USBC-VAMETER3) manages to fit a lot of useful features into a sturdy little package. About the size of a USB flash drive, this bidirectional USB tester allows for full USB data passthrough while it monitors USB-C power and charging, measures voltage and amperage, even visualizes the directional flow of electrical current–all in real time. Connect the USBC-VAMETER3 inline between a USB-C host system like a laptop, tablet, or cell phone and a charger to use it as a USB voltage meter or power consumption meter. An updated OLED screen means a brighter and easier-to-read display in any lighting conditions, and a new orientation button lets you flip the screen with a click. How it works: This meter is a transparent interposer–it should not interfere with the USB data (1.1 through 3.1 Gen 2), USB-C Alternate Mode video, or USB-C charging. The meter can be used in-line with USB-C docking stations, chargers, and other USB-C accessories. The meter is able to achieve this without interfering with normal USB-C operation as it only taps into the power (VBUS) and ground connections to measure values and leaves the data lines untouched. Common uses: - Connecting between a USB-C host system like a laptop, tablet, or cell phone and a charger to monitor charge information. - Connecting between a USB-C host and docking station to monitor charge information. - Connecting between a USB-C host system and a USB-C bus powered accessory like an external hard drive, flash drive, etc to measure power draw of a device. - Testing for USB-C port spec compliance such as a VBUS hot condition, voltage drop under load, etc.