SystemeBotz – a scalable active monitoring system designed to protect premises, technological and IT equipment from various risk factors. The product is a standard solution for network monitoring of server rooms, communication nodes and data centers. The SystemeBotz monitoring device is installed in an IT rack and allows you to connect various types of Systeme Electric sensors: temperature and humidity, spot and tape leak detection, door position, smoke and fire, voltage presence and "dry contact" type sensors.
The sensors do not require any preliminary settings, are automatically detected by the device and immediately displayed in the system's web interface.
SystemeBotzAC is a reliable access control and management system designed to protect IT racks, which monitors risk factors of physical impact and unauthorized access to IT infrastructure in real time.
The solution consists of: door position sensors, IT rack handles with built-in card readers, communication units for transmitting parameters to the upper-level system, power supplies and IP cameras. All SystemeBotz AC devices are compatible with Systeme Electric server cabinets, as well as some IT racks from other manufacturers.
DCGuard system software is a high-level software platform that collects, stores, and visualizes the operating parameters of the facility's engineering infrastructure in real time. The software platform has a set of tools for informing the user about incidents and emergencies on the facility's engineering infrastructure.
DCGuard is installed on a server and allows data collection via industrial protocols for single-phase and three-phase UPSs, row and perimeter air conditioners, power distribution units (PDUs), environmental monitoring devices, cooling systems (chillers, dry coolers, variable frequency drives, etc.), battery monitoring systems, diesel generator sets, and distribution boards.
The SystemeBotz line is a complete replacement for similar products from APC and will be available for pilot operation at customer sites until October 31, 2024.