The latest addition to the Sensaphone wireless series of remote monitoring solutions is the Cell682. It can be placed at a remote, unmanned facility to detect a variety of potential equipment problems, and can even perform some output control. It uses standard cellular technology to communicate with the Sensaphone servers. If a telephone line is not already in place, the cellular communications in the Sensaphone Cell682 can provide a convenient, reliable, and cost effective method to monitor a remote facility. The Sensaphone Cell682 provides an assortment of sensor input options to handle many different types of sensors and conditions to monitor. Two relay outputs are also included in the Cell682 for local control. The Cell682 is packaged for outdoor use in a Nema-4X housing, and even includes battery backup. A website is provided for status, history, alarm response programming, and manual output control. More Info...

• Can accept any 4-20mA analog transducer.
• Input range can be custom scaled to measure in real engineering units.
• Thermistors can be connected directly to accurately measure temperature.

• Each channel can be normally open or normally closed.
• Any input can be configured to accumulate run time.

• Manually controlled through website.
• Automatically switched when an alarm occurs.
• Built in duplex pump control logic.
• Alarms can automatically initiate an output response to a different location.