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Product: TemperatureAlert USB Computer Temperature monitor (TM-STD40) Temperature Alert monitors a room's ambient temperature and alerts you by e-mail when it rises or falls outside your acceptable range.
Use it at home to maintain a comfortable living environment and protect your valuable electronics. Or bring it into your business for reliable temperature monitoring of server rooms, data centers and more. The USB stick installs in just one minute and includes user-friendly software that gives you customized ways to keep tabs on temperature. Standard email alerts are sent when the temperature goes out of your acceptable range, allowing you to take timely corrective action. You can customize the alert message to be sent continuously or just once when triggered. Temperature Alert also lets you know if the temperature returns to your acceptable range, indicating that the problem is solved. You can even set up optional status emails with current temperature readings inside your acceptable range. Configuring Temperature Alert is easy with the included software. The program automatically generates a graph of the current day's temperatures and allows you to zoom out to view several days, months, or years of data. When the temperature goes out of range, the graphics on the console change to indicate a problem. Temperature Alert has a pre-calibrated, built-in sensor to monitor ambient temperature. The stick connects to your PC via an available USB port and runs as a Windows service. Powered by your computer's USB port, it never needs new batteries or an AC power adapter. Accurate to within half a degree Celsius, it can report temperatures from -40 to 93 degrees C (-40 to 200 degrees F). SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: 32 or 64-bit version of: Microsoft Windows XP, 2000, 2003 Server, Windows 7, 2008 Server, or later. CD-ROM Drive USB 2.0 Port 10 MB Hard Drive Free Space Pentium III or higher 128 MB RAM Internet Access Access to an Email Server (SMTP) Microsoft .Net Framework Version 3.5. TemperatureAlert