PRESSURE MONITORING CABINET SECURITY

PrincipleAIRMON PRESSURISED TELECOMMUNICATIONCABLE MONITORINGDry air compressed into a copper cable will protect the copper from the potential ingress of moisture,improving reliability and clarity, and reducing long-term costs. This is especially important wherewidespread adoption of broadband services requires optimum cable performance. This pressure canprovide an additional facility of allowing maintenance engineers to predict and locate potential faultsby identifying holes in the cable sheathing. AIRMON exists to comprehensively provide you with thesefacilities.System FeaturesAlarmsThe foremost feature of the system is its ability to produce alarmswhen air pressure falls below a selected threshold. Many differentthresholds can be set:High-pressure alarmsLow-pressure alarmsTrend-alarmsThese alarms are divided into groups by type and area, and can berouted to different alarm terminal PCs instantly or as a daily orweekly report. You can choose which engineers need whatinformation, and which repair work you consider essential.Additionally the system can be integrated with alarms from yourcompressor/ dehydrator units, to provide warning of:Mains-FailHigh-humidityHigh-pressureLow-pressureIt is possible to prioritise work by graphing the condition of a cable over a period of time, which can bemonths or hours. This can show that a cable has deteriorated gradually over a period of months and,whilst it has reached your threshold for repair, it is likely to remain free from water for the next fewdays. More of a priority would be the cable that has read a constant pressure for months, and then fellinstantly to zero at a particular time, on a particular day. Further investigation using the AIRMONsystem might reveal the exact location of a local contractor who has just cut through one of yourcritical cables.AIRMONREMOTE MONITORING- 18 -