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iMonnit Basic
Online Sensor Monitoring

Monnit is proud to release new pricing on our iMonnit Online Wireless Sensor Monitoring Service. All Monnit wireless sensors now come with FREE Basic Online Monitoring. No more recurring fees!

iMonnit Features

• 1 user per account.
• Sensor heartbeats (check-ins) down to 2 hours.
• Basic sensor configurations.
• SMS text and email notifications when sensor thresholds are exceeded.
• Sensor data is stored for 45 days.
• Accessible via Internet from anywhere.

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In this issue

New Wireless Sensors from Monnit!

Monnit is excited to announce the availability of 7 New Wireless Sensors. These 7 sensors include; High Accuracy Humidity, Compass, Flex, Lux, Motion, 0-20mA and Liquid Level. Available June 23rd, 2011.

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Let's take a look in our crystal ball to see what the future holds at Monnit?

A Water Flow Sensor!

If we look into our crystal ball we can see a new wireless sensor being developed. The Monnit team has been hard at work developing new wireless sensors based on customer feedback and requests. We are proud to say that the Monnit Water Flow Sensor is now in the works. The water flow sensor can be attached to plumbing lines and allows the user to track and measure how much water is moving through that pipe. If you have any questions about this new sensor, email us at devteam@monnit.com.

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Using wireless sensors to monitor crawl spaces.

Some buildings and homes are built with crawl spaces that are difficult to get into and keep track of. Water in these crawl spaces can cause foundation and structural issues as well as create an environment for mold to grow, all of which are expensive to treat or repair. Using Monnit wireless sensors can help you keep track of these areas so damage does not occur. When an issue arises, you can be notified immediately and fix the problem before it's too late!

With Monnit Wireless Sensors you can have 24/7 monitoring of your crawl spaces and other areas of concern and avoid water, temperature, and other types of damage. Receive alerts in real time via SMS text or email if a sensor detects anything outside of the normal range. The system provides a detailed report as well as spreadsheet export functionality. Enjoy the peace of mind that comes from using Monnit wireless sensors to help maintain a safe and structurally sound building.

Enjoy peace of mind with Monnit wireless sensors.

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How to monitor hard to access locations without the need for a power outlet.

While wireless sensors are powered by batteries and can be used a great distance away from the wireless gateway or access point, you may still find yourself needing to place a wireless gateway or access point in a hard to access location that does not have a power outlet. For example, you may need to place a wireless gateway in an attic, crawl space or sump in order to receive a signal from sensors used in those areas. Sometimes you may luck out and have a power outlet in these areas to supply the needed power to your gateway. In the event that you don't, Monnit provides an option for the MonnitLink Ethernet Gateway that allows the unit to be powered over an Ethernet cable.

MonnitLink Ethernet Gateway With Power Over Ethernet:
Power over Ethernet or PoE technology is a system that allows you to pass electrical power safely, along with data, through Ethernet cabling. To use PoE technology with a MonnitLink Ethernet Gateway all you need to do is purchase the PoE version of our gateway and run a PoE enabled Ethernet cable to the location where you would like to place the unit (up to 300 ft). Place the unit in a place where it will be away from water and extreme temperatures and plug the Ethernet cable into the back of the unit. Now you can ensure that hard to access locations can be monitored without the need for running new power supply lines.

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