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機房漏水後果嚴重,如何將危險扼殺在搖籃中

來源：縱橫通发布日期： 2021-04-21

机房的投入使用逐渐增多，机房中架设了大量高精度设备，铺设了大量线缆，而目前我们使用的设备大多都不防水，一旦发生機房漏水造成電線短路，輕則設備損壞，重數據丟失，嚴重影響公司業務。人爲的巡查不夠及時且浪費資源，難免有所疏忽，那麽如何能提前預防，及時處理漏水事故呢？爲此，縱橫通推出了機房漏水监控系统。

機房漏水

機房漏水检测系统，作为监控机房动力环境必不可少的子系统，专门用来为机房抵挡水浸的侵害。機房漏水监控系统具有响应快、功能强、使用方便的特点，非常适用于IDC数据中心、计算机机房的安全防控，也可应用于档案馆、库房、博物馆、粮仓等对水浸要求较高的环境。

機房漏水检测系统由漏水檢測儀器+監控主機+告警模塊三部分組成，當漏水檢測儀檢測到漏水情況，會及時上報到監控系統平台並使用短信、聲光、電話、郵件等多種方式通知到值班人員，能及時准確的處理漏水事件，可以避免造成後續損失。

不同的机房环境，对应不一样的应对措施，对此，縱橫通推出三款不同的泄漏式检测仪：点式、定位式、区域式，灵活应用于大中小微型机房。

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