The system includes two internal sensors: temperature and humidity. It also supports five external configurable sensors, five digital input sensors, and two output relays for control of external devices.

1. Monitor and manage server room environmental and security conditions over IP.
2. Sensors supported: 5 external configurable sensors, 5 digital inputs sensitive to contact closure
3. 8 Remote Temperature/Humidity Sensors over IP ENVIROMUX-MICRO-T: 1 integrated temperature sensor, 2 RJ45 ports for external temperature/humidity sensors, 2 digital inputs sensitive to contact closure, dual DC power (dual redundancy). - ENVIROMUX-MICRO-TRHP: 1 integrated temperature/humidity combination sensor, 2 RJ45 ports for external temperature/humidity sensors, 2 digital inputs sensitive to contact closure, built-in Power over Ethernet (POE), dual DC power (triple redundancy).
4. 2 internal sensors - temperature and humidity
5. Two output relays for control of external devices.
6. Relay activates upon alarm or via the user interface.
7. Control output relays via SNMP SET commands to power on/off external devices.
8. Supports IP network video cameras for live view of any facility.
9. One integrated view - see different Web cameras side-by-side with physical and environmental parameters.
10. Any programmed event can trigger a snapshot from an IP camera.
11. Monitor (ping) up to 64 IP network devices.
12. Alerts are sent if devices are not responding
13. Linux inside.
14. Create multiple alerts for any installed sensor.
15. Sensor conditions (events) can be configured to trigger alerts by themselves, and/or be used in combination with other events to trigger Smart Alerts.
16. Configure up to 50 events.
17. Setup SSH commands to be sent when events are triggered to soft shutdown or reboot machines.
18. Up to 20 Smart Alerts can be configured to use different event combinations to send alert messages.
19. Alerts are posted in message log, which is accessible through Web user interface.
20. Automatically configures network settings received from a connected DHCP server.
21. If a DHCP server is not found, the default static IP address will be used.
22. Integrates with various Open Source monitoring packages Nagios and MRTG.
23. The unit can be polled via SNMP.
24. USB ports for connecting USB modem or for downloading log data to USB flash drive.
25. Available with optional internal battery backup.
26. Alerts are sent when there is a power outage and when power returns.
27. Dual redundant power supplies for connection to two separate power sources
28. The second power supply is sold separately.
29. Available with optional 48VDC power
30. Comes with a 48V DC-DC power converter built inside the unit.
31. Up to five units can be used together to increase the number of sensors connected.
32. Cascade up to four ENVIROMUX-2D/5D/16D units as slaves to one ENVIROMUX-2D/5D/16D master unit via Ethernet connection.
33. Each master and slave unit needs its own unique IP address.
34. Uses a single Web interface for all systems/sensors connected.
35. Optional industrial medium environment monitoring systems for harsh environments with low/high temperatures from -40 to 185 F (-40 to 85 C).
36. Industrial model with backup battery: 32 to 140 F (0 to 60 C)
37. Optional intuitive graphical management software provides an easy-to-use, unified interface for both monitoring and configuring up to 3,000 ENVIROMUX-2D/5D/16D, ENVIROMUX-SEMS-16(U), IPDU-S4/8 units and all connected sensors.
38. Flexible Zero-RU mounting.
39. Mounting tabs included.
40. Optional DIN mounting available.
41. Optional 1RU rackmount kit available; the ENVIROMUX unit can be mounted with the front (sensor connector side) or rear (additional status LEDS with alarm test/silence button side) facing out. Security: HTTPS, SSHv2, SSLv3, IP Filtering, LDAPv3, AES 256-bit encryption, 16-character username/password authentication, user account restricted access rights.
42. Multi-language support English, German, Chinese, and Japanese.
43. Use in data centers, co-lo sites, web hosting facilities, telecom switching sites, POP sites, server closets, or any unmanned area that needs to be monitored.