❶ Introduction to Power and Environment Monitoring System
Power and Environment Monitoring refers to the centralized monitoring of power equipment and environmental variables in various types of equipment rooms, i.e., Power and Environment Monitoring. A comprehensive integrated Power and Environment Monitoring System can perform remote measurement and remote signaling data acquisition from distributed independent power equipment, room environment, and security monitoring objects. It provides real-time monitoring of system and equipment operation status, records and processes relevant data, promptly detects faults, performs necessary remote control and adjustment operations, and notifies personnel for handling in a timely manner.
❷ Basic Functions Required for a Power and Environment Monitoring System
- Room power equipment is connected to the Power and Environment Monitoring System via intelligent data interfaces (RS232, RS485, RS422) or by adding sensor devices, enabling functions such as monitoring normal operation status, predicting abnormal conditions, and online intelligent fault diagnosis.
- The working environment of power equipment, servers, and transmission/switching equipment, such as temperature, humidity, water leakage, fire protection, and other environmental parameters, as well as room air conditioning monitoring, are integrated into the Power and Environment Monitoring System. This enables real-time data monitoring, alarm threshold setting, alarm prediction, and the implementation of corresponding handling strategies based on emergency plans when alarms occur, ensuring a healthy working environment and providing strong guarantees for reliable equipment operation.
- As a critical area, the security environment of the equipment room must be integrated into the Power and Environment Monitoring System. This includes implementing functions such as access control management, intrusion and theft alarm management, video surveillance, and IP intercom, ensuring room security, enabling remote unattended management, and saving human resources.
- The monitoring system must support flexible networking methods, allowing the construction of monitoring networks based on available on-site resources. It should support networking via field data buses (RS485, RS422, RS232, etc.), TCP/IP, cellular networks, and other methods.
- For dispersed equipment rooms, the principle of distributed application, centralized monitoring, and unified management should be adopted to achieve unattended operation.

Data Center Power and Environment Monitoring Scenario
❸ Power and Environment Monitoring Objects and Scope
▶ Monitoring Objects and Scope Include
- Environmental Equipment: Precision air conditioners, industrial air conditioners, communication-specific air conditioners, central air conditioning, commercial air conditioners, fresh air units, dehumidifiers, humidifiers
- Overall Environment: Temperature, humidity, water leakage, fire, dust, gases (methane, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide)
- Power Equipment: Smart electricity meters, UPS, batteries, generators, high-voltage distribution panels, low-voltage distribution panels, communication power supplies
- Security: Video/image, access control systems, glass breakage, vibration, infrared
- Energy Consumption: Air conditioning energy consumption, cabinet energy consumption, equipment energy consumption
- IT Equipment: Servers, switches, routers, firewalls, asset management
▶ Environmental Monitoring Equipment
➀ Wireless Temperature & Humidity
Real-time monitoring of room temperature and humidity. Alarm thresholds can be set. When temperature or humidity exceeds the threshold, the system automatically triggers an alarm. It provides monitoring reports, enabling managers to fully grasp changes in room conditions and promptly adjust air conditioning settings or equipment deployment.

➁ Wireless Lighting Controller
Enables remote switching, monitoring, and alarm triggering for room lighting via the controller.
➂ Wireless Smoke Monitoring
Wireless smoke sensors installed in various room areas collect fire condition data and upload it to the central system.
➃ Wireless Air Pressure Monitoring
Wireless air pressure sensors installed in various room areas collect pressure data and upload it to the central system.
➄ Wireless Water Leakage Monitoring
Water leak sensors installed in cable trench areas or vulnerable spots (e.g., near windows) automatically upload alarms upon detecting water, enabling leakage monitoring.
▶ Security Monitoring Equipment
➀ Wireless Infrared Monitoring
Infrared sensors installed in various room areas automatically upload alarms upon detecting intrusion, enhancing room security.
➁ Smart Access Control
Smart locks can be opened/closed via fingerprint, password, facial recognition, etc., and support remote temporary authorization.
➂ Video Surveillance
Real-time monitoring of the site and联动 (linkage) with on-site equipment.
▶ Energy Consumption Monitoring Equipment
Air Conditioning, Cabinet, and Equipment Energy Consumption Monitoring
Comprehensive monitoring of air conditioners, including infrared control of operation status, return air temperature, supply air temperature, operation mode, on/off status, automatic restart after power recovery, etc.

Air Conditioner Panel

Air Conditioning Unit

DCS Cabinet
▶ Power Monitoring Equipment
➀ Smart Electricity, Water, and Gas Meters
Installation of smart electricity meters enables monitoring of room voltage and current, as well as collection of total base station power consumption and related equipment power usage.

Electricity Meter

Gas Meter

Water Meter
➁ UPS Monitoring
Comprehensive monitoring of UPS equipment, providing real-time status of internal components like rectifiers, inverters, batteries, bypass, and load. Automatic alarms are triggered upon component failure.
➂ Battery Monitoring
Utilizes a battery monitoring system to monitor total battery voltage, current, individual cell voltage, surface temperature, capacity, etc., with accuracy meeting room monitoring requirements. Additionally, discharge curves from individual cell testers are analyzed to assess each battery's status.
➃ Generator Monitoring
Smart generators connect wirelessly to the monitoring host via RS232 serial port. Typically supports monitoring of three-phase output voltage/current, output frequency, water temperature, oil temperature, oil pressure, output power, fuel level, starter battery voltage, stop/run status, auto/manual mode, start failure alarm, emergency stop, etc.
❹ Power and Environment Monitoring System Hardware Support
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