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IP65/IP67 Waterproof Housings

Where a waterproof solution is needed, such as Agricultural, Pipelines or any remote applications, we provide a high quality lockable waterproof casing to International IP65 or IP67 Standard. Available also in Powder Coated finish or in Stainless Steel.

Sentor ST3000 Housings

View the range of housings suitable for the ST3000 Controller and accessories.

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The Sentor Control & Monitoring System is housed in a steel, powder-coated rack mounted lockable cabinet. Should wall mounting be your preference then the front panel is not required.

ST3000R – 19″ Rack Mount

Sentor 19″ Rack Mount

ST3000W – Wall Mount

This cabinet has a hinged lid and comes with convenient cable knockouts for cable entry in the rear panel. When the cabinet is wall mounted the knockouts are located on the right-hand side and there is also additional knockouts in the base panel so cables can be run directly into the Sentor from the wall cavity so all cables are hidden away from tampering. This is excellent for Security Installations and buildings where cosmetics are important.

ST3000S – Security Mount

This cabinet has a hinged lid and comes with convenient cable knockouts for cable entry in the rear panel. When the cabinet is wall mounted the knockouts are located on the right-hand side and there is also additional knockouts in the base panel so cables can be run directly into the Sentor from the wall cavity so all cables are hidden away from tampering. This is excellent for Security Installations and buildings where cosmetics are important.

ST3000R

ST3000W

ST3000S

Sentor ST317 I/O Expansion Module

The card has a mirror image of the inputs available on the ST300 Motherboard. Comes with 16 inputs (8 Digital & 8 Analog) programmable, and 8 Relay Dry Contact Digital outputs.

A maximum of 4 cards can be fitted to the motherboard for example 4 expansion cards or if you use an ST330 Telephone card then you can only fit 3 expansion cards. Also, any more than 2 extra cards require an expansion ribbon cable ST 450 Includes expansion cable.

Sentor ST330 Telephone/Modem/Dialler/Voice Card

The ST330 interface is an Approved interface card that plugs directly onto the Sentor motherboard. It performs many tasks such as being a landline modem for remote data transfer.

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The ST330 can also be programmed as a dialer to call a computer, and/or a telephone and even a pager. It talks in a real recorded voice with dynamic menu and device details following the suggested keypad prompts over a Mobile or Standard telephone.

The technician or manager can be informed of alarms in real time over the phone with values and alarm/device information. The user can remotely change the state of a device from the phone or at the Central Computer. A remote laptop (with the correct codes) can access the Sentor System through this card allowing a live graphical picture of the remote sites with the event log and real time readings.

Sentor ST30G 3G GPRS & 4G

This is a full Multi-Band 3G GPRS & 4G On-Air all the time Cellular Data modem used to pass Alarms, Data and Events from the sites to the Cloud Data Base or direct to the Central Computer. Obviously Cellular Coverage is required for these to operate from each Site however each site can have different connections to allow remote connectivity to Sentor.

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The modem is connected directly to the Sentor System at each site which gives each site FULL internet connectivity at ALL times. Allows the site to have a Static IP Address, converts Serial to Ethernet which is then accessible via the Intranet/Internet and allows live data sessions with the each controller over the web. All Security codes are held by the management in SSL encryption.

A Data account with a Cellular provider is required and is relatively cheap for the small amount of data throughput.

Sentor ST352A Keyless Entry

Weigand is the specification used by the Security Industry around the Globe. This is for interfacing many different brands and types of Access Control Devices such as Card Readers, Proximity Readers, Fingerprint Readers, Iris Readers and many other Security and Access Control Readers.

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Sentor has just developed a brand new updated model with the latest protocols and codes.
This box allows for easy installation with TOTAL Remote and Automated Access Control of these devices. Sentor controls Who, Where and When people can enter into or leave a secure area. All card codes are held within Sentor allowing the system to control all of the security. These functions can be overridden remotely by a human or can be automated using Sencheck Software which updates all sites automatically. (See Software)

Sentor ST007V Vertical Heavy Duty Keypad

Sentor LCD heavy duty serial Programmable Terminal & Keypad, Vertical mounting has a Large LCD backlit Screen and Keypad, fully programmable as a Security Keypad and Site Display Module.

The Sentor ST007 will display all device readings live such as Voltages, Forward and Reflected Power for Transmitter sites, Battery Backup Voltages, Site Access Control and System Event Data Log. The Panel can be fully programmed to control all devices and software scenarios at each site making the need for laptops and other computers redundant at the sites. This panel allows for Multiple User Pin Codes for entry into the sites recording the entry/exit times and identification of the person who entered the site.

Sentor ST007H Hoizontal Keypad

Sentor LCD heavy duty serial Programmable Terminal & Keypad, Vertical mounting has a Large LCD backlit Screen and Keypad, fully programmable as a Security Keypad and Site Display Module.

The Sentor ST007 will display all device readings live such as Voltages, Forward and Reflected Power for Transmitter sites, Battery Backup Voltages, Site Access Control and System Event Data Log. The Panel can be fully programmed to control all devices and software scenarios at each site making the need for laptops and other computers redundant at the sites. This panel allows for Multiple User Pin Codes for entry into the sites recording the entry/exit times and identification of the person who entered the site.

Sentor Access Control Readers

Sentor utilizes the most widely used Security proximity protocol available called “Weigand”. Almost every quality brand of reader in the world uses this protocol to interface to Access Control Systems. There is a range of these readers listed in the price list.

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The software to configure the access control systems and the enrolment of users is built into the Sentor GUI Software. Sentor can control up to 64,000 users Controlling Access for Entry, Security and Times allowed, plus identify and log all users coming and going through to doors.

Sentor can be programmed with temporary codes for access also has the ability to remotely open doors at sites for those people

Please NOTE: All readers need the Sentor ST352a interface box attached to the Sentor motherboard. The connection is RS485 so many devices can be installed on the one RS485 Bus.

Sentor Remote Security, Surveillance Video & CCTV

The Sentor Remote Surveillance SystemsThe Sentor DVR supports plug-and-play installation and provides everyday protection for business environments. Users can receive clear videos and images captured by their system through mobile devices and PC networks.

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Real-time H.264 video compression.
Quick backup to USB device.
Real-time recording and live viewing in high resolution.
Web Viewer for Remote Access and Control.
Fan-less system delivers a virtually silent operation.
3G Mobile Viewing and Multiple Email notification.

Sentor ST505 Bi-Directional Power Coupler

These devices exhibit almost zero insertion loss, are totally non invasive and are simply screwed in line on the coaxial antenna cable either before the combiner (or Duplexer) or after the combiner or both.

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The Sentor Remote Surveillance SystemsThe ST505 Bi-Directional Coupler devices can be attached to any Radio Base Station to measure very accurate forward and reflected power in Watts or dBm.

These devices exhibit almost zero insertion loss, are totally non invasive and are simply screwed in line on the coaxial antenna cable either before the combiner (or Duplexer) or after the combiner or both.

We suggest you order ones with a N Connectors male on one end and a female on the either end for easy connection.

There are 2 take-off points (RCA Connectors) from the Coupler to SENTOR’s Analog inputs, one take-off delivering the forward power sample and the other for reflected power.

Sentor then calculates a quadratic equation every time the transmitter is on (PTT) giving accurate power readings to decimal level.

Sentor® supplies a small software package that enables technicians to calibrate these devices and to calculate the plug in numbers in the GUI (Graphic User Interface).

When these couplers are inserted in a system both before or after the combiner the Sentor system will automatically monitor EXACTLY what the performance and health is of each base station and antenna and making sure that the system is operating to its fullest design capability.

Sentor does not calculate VSWR readings on purpose because as VSWR is only a ratio of the two readings we feel that making the controller calculate meaningless readings is a waste of processing power.

No Base Station proprietary software can measure the VSWR accurately after the combiner because the combiner gives a perfect 50 ohm load to the Repeater and therefore gives a false reading regarding the antennas.

Should any alarm occur at any time Sentor® will inform the operators and at the same time can automatically switch to a Hot Standby or backup base station or antenna if so desired.

Sentor ST1100 Serial to Ethernet

Implementing the COM Port Redirector software simplifies the integration process by extending the functionality of (serial) COM port-based Windows® applications. It redirects application data destined for a local serial (COM) port on a PC over the Ethernet/Internet network and through the ST1100-B enabled device. Communications to and from the networked equipment is processed by the PC application as if it were from the local COM port.