MoviTHERM releases new product for remote monitoring
MoviTHERM MIO Series Intelligent I/O Module
Irvine, CA – April 15th, 2016
MoviTHERM announced today the release of a new product targeting remote monitoring applications. The MIO Series Intelligent I/O module (“MIO”) is an Ethernet-based thermal imaging module designed to work with FLIR® AX8 or A310(f) thermal cameras.
The MIO I/O module provides connected FLIR® cameras with the ability to alarm if a configured temperature threshold is being breached. The MoviTHERM MIO I/O module automatically connects to any of the configured FLIR® cameras on the network, looks up the designated region or area of interest (ROI), and starts monitoring. The MIO can also output an analog 4 to 20mA current loop signal per each region of interest, thus providing the user with process control options. The alarm outputs as well as the current loop outputs are being updated in real-time in this embedded monitoring solution.
An intuitive web server interface provides the user with a quick and easy way to configure or change alarm thresholds.
“The MoviTHERM MIO Series Intelligent I/O module turns FLIR® cameras instantly into a remote monitoring system!” adds Markus Tarin, President and CEO of MoviTHERM.
MoviTHERM’s MIO I/O Module eliminates the need for running monitoring software on a PC. It greatly simplifies the architecture and infrastructure that is typically required for a multi-camera monitoring system. A remote monitoring system based on the MoviTHERM MIO I/O module is easily scalable without adding significant cost or complexity. Each MIO supports up to seven cameras. To monitor more cameras or to extend the I/O, simply add more MIO I/O modules.
Utilizing the MoviTHERM MIO I/O module for remote monitoring applications completely removes the complexities associated with thermal imaging and software engineering. The user can finally focus on what is important without the learning curve, programming, or hiring an engineering company.
Contact MoviTHERM today to get started with your own thermal monitoring system!
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