NetGuardian G5 16S: Get Extra Reach-Through Capacity With This Powerful RTU

With 16 serial ports, integrated local audiovisual notification, two separate NICs, powerful alarm collection and versatile alarm reporting via SNMP Trap, email and pager, the NetGuardian 16S G5 can handle any alarm monitoring need.

The full-featured NetGuardian G5 16S build comes with...

• 16 terminal server ports provides reach-through capability to your devices.
• Dual NIC for multiple network support.
• 32 discrete alarms (expandable to 176), 32 ping alarms, 8 analog alarms, 8 controls, and 16 serial ports.
• Reports alarms to multiple SNMP managers, the T/Mon LNX Network Alarm System or T/Mon SLIM.
• NEBS compliant.
• Alternate dial-up reporting path in case of primary communication path failure.
• Configure and monitor via web browser.
• Email and pager notifications.
• Free lifetime firmware upgrades.
• Free Windows-based utility for off-site editing and remote provisioning via LAN.
• Multiple customization and expansion options.
  • Integrate with the Building Access System.
  • Add sensors for temperature, humidity, etc.
  • Integrate site video surveillance into the NetGuardian web interface to help confirm alarms and increase site security.
  • Multi-layer, multi-user, multi-privilege security system.

With 16 serial ports, integrated local audiovisual notification, two separate NICs, powerful alarm collection and versatile alarm reporting via SNMP Trap, email and pager, the NetGuardian 16S G5 can handle any alarm monitoring need.

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		SiteMon IP Surveillance Camera With this camera and RTU in one, you don't need to wonder what's going on at your sites. Connecting directly to the NetGuardian's optional LAN switch, the new SiteMON IP enables you to make security decisions remotely, allowing you to dispatch on-call staff, security, or even police. Available with or without an outdoor enclosure.
		66 block A 66 block is a simple way to use wire-wrap connections with DPS RTUs. When telcos really want connections to stay in place, they use wire wrap. You'll simply punch down your alarm, analog, and/or control relay wiring to the 66 block, then connect the 66 block to the RTU using a standard amphenol cable (also available from DPS).