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Rack Mount, Security and Environmental Appliance, NetBotz, 750

$3,710.00
$2,469.99
Mfg # NBRK0750 CDW # 5401838 | UNSPSC 77101505

Quick tech specs

  • Form Factor: 1U
  • 4-Port POE Switch
  • Expansive Security and Monitoring
  • Rack Access Pod Support
  • Color: Black
  • Built-in Access Control Ports
  • HD Camera Support
  • Sensor Pod Support
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The NetBotz Rack Monitor 750 offers performance security and environmental system monitoring for network closets to data centers. It includes integrated access control and door contact sensor ports for use with the stand-alone 125 kHz handle kit (NBHN125) and contact kit (NBES0303). The appliance comes with dual rope leak sensor ports allow additional leak detection in two different directions. It supports up to 78 wired sensors, 47 wireless sensors, access control for 26 rack doors, and 4 camera streams downstream of a single IP address.

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Rack Mount, Security and Environmental Appliance, NetBotz, 750 is rated 5.00 out of 5 by 2.
Rated 5 out of 5 by from super! You can't physically be in your server room 24 hours a day, but you can keep tabs on them around the clock with this system. Gives you (and your customers) peace of mind.
Date published: 2019-11-27T00:00:00-05:00
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Best of the Bunch? Somehow, this monitoring module is priced less ( ~ 10% than the NBRK0570, and seems to include newer features, such as 4-ports with POE. It also supports HD cameras, such as the NBPD0165 Low Light Camera Pod. Also available for immediate use is Native Wireless Sensor Support, for up to 47 NetBotz wireless temperature and temp/humidity sensors. These are features and abilities that aren’t offered by other, older NetBotz switches, it appears. Probably the best of the bunch, thus far.
Date published: 2019-06-27T00:00:00-04:00