The NetLink II

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View heat stress monitor data using a commercial web browser

Heat stress experts from anywhere in the world can be employed to interpret data and provide professional guidance without the costs associated with having them physically present.

These same experts can now provide guidance for multiple events or activities simultaneously.

Can increase visibility of the hazards of heat stress when the threat is greatest.

Little or no user training required.

No proprietary client software required locally for data access.

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Access real-time data in table and line graph formats for any monitor in service

Allows observation of current trends for informed decision-making regarding event and activity planning.

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Measurement Comparison Mode

Allows line graph comparison in real-time of similar measurements from multiple sensor bars or monitors.

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Configurable polling rate of 1 to 240 minutes

Tune data capture rates to rate of change of environmental conditions.

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Selectable sensor bars (1, 2, 3 and ISO Average)

Supports single-sensor WBGT indices and international head, torso, ankle methods.

Monitor up to three locations, each up to 200 feet from the monitor, using a single monitor.

You can easily confirm remotely that all sensors are active and functioning.

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Selectable measurement data

Allows you to limit data to only that which is pertinent to your application.

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View statistical calculations (mean, average, min, max, etc.)

Obtain basic data analysis on-line without user intervention.

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ODBC-compliant database

Allows data from server to easily be shared with other enterprise software applications like Intranets, occupational health and safety databases or other real-time plant monitoring systems.

Allows off-line data analysis with commonly found software applications like Microsoft Excel and Access.