FLEXDOOR can connect to any equipment!!
The new H/W has implemented Modbus-RTU functionality in addition to traditional features such as AD input and DA output. By combining various Modbus-compatible sensors, it is easy to build an IoT system.
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――――FLEXDOOR Package―――― - Environmental Monitoring (WBGT) Package From the perspective of infection prevention, wearing masks indoors is recommended, while numerous reports indicate that wearing masks increases the risk of heatstroke. WBGT is considered to have a high correlation with the incidence of heatstroke patients. With the WBGT measurement package, if the WBGT indoors rises, measures can be taken such as increasing air conditioning, encouraging appropriate breaks, and reducing the number of people staying indoors. An optional CO2 sensor can visualize the need for ventilation. It visualizes the degree of indoor confinement and notifies the timing for heatstroke prevention and ideal ventilation implementation. - Duct Monitoring System Unlike area fires, the cause of duct fires occurs when high-temperature materials are inhaled for some reason, igniting oil or dust that has adhered and accumulated inside the duct. The duct monitoring system can detect the early stages of a fire, preventing the progression of the fire and enabling initial extinguishing efforts.
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MTL Corporation is a unique company that can provide total IoT solutions from devices to the cloud and construction. With youth, flexibility, and mobility, we consistently support proposals, planning, construction, and maintenance. In recent years, we have also been promoting environmental measures utilizing energy-saving technologies. Moving forward, with "challenge" as our keyword, we will continue to deliver services that are "high quality, new technology, short delivery times, and low cost," aiming to hear our customers say "thank you."