Power Options Sample Clauses

Power Options. Options to power devices via Power-over-Eth- ernet Plus (PoE+) or external input power with Wi-Fi capability. Request a quote today: xxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx VAPING XXXXX FLYSENSE™ - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS What percentage of incidents such as bullying can I expect to detect? How does vaping detection work? The FS275 has internal sensor technology to detect if vaping is occurring in a specific location. When detection occurs, a real−time silent mes− sage (email and/or text) is sent to one or more subscribers – i.e., a superintendent, principal, security or designated on−duty oficial. What is the typical coverage area for vaping? In general, each FS275 will cover a 12’ x 12’ area. What about ceiling height? Our qualification testing has focused on 8’ ceilings. Generally, as the ceiling height increases, the effectiveness of the detector will decrease. What are the factors that will impact vaping detection? Bathroom layout, room ventilation, airflow, and location of the de− vice are key factors. Detection is going to be degraded when vaping is done close to open windows or active ventilation such as exhaust fans. An HVAC system could impact the ability to detect vape prop− erly. Also, if they are aware of the detector, some individuals may use counter−measures to avoid system detection – such exhaling vape inside a jacket or coat. What percentage of vaping incidents can I expect to detect? This is dificult to quantify. If vaping occurs within the coverage area prescribed, the majority of incidents should be detected with the following qualifiers: active ventilation that redirects the air can degrade vaping detection; intentional counter−measures such as exhaling vape into a coat to prevent vape from reaching the sensor will likely compromise vaping detection performance. ELEVATED SOUND How can you detect incidents such as bullying without cameras or microphones? Each FS275 continuously measures current sound levels and detects elevated sound, or noise anomalies, that suggest that something is amiss – such as bullying, fighting, or screaming – that should be investigated. When a decibel−level threshold (set by the system administrator) is crossed, a real−time alert is sent to des− ignated school oficials. Providing real−time situational awareness allows school oficials to address potential harmful or dangerous behavior. Prevention starts with detection. The FS275 can detect and deter bullying when coupled with elevated sound. What is the typical cov...
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Power Options. The red power button will display four different power options; each option will prompt you to re-enter the Management PIN to have the action take effect. RESTART APPLICATION Figure 29 - Power menu options Closes the current application and re-launches it. RESTART UNIT Issues a reboot command to the core computing module. SHUTDOWN APPLICATION Closes the current application and does not re-launch it. SHUTDOWN UNIT Issues a shutdown command to the core computing module. NOTE: The core computing module will not restart without physically powering on the module. REPORTING CONSOLE You can access the Reporting Console by using the Reporting PIN set during Registration. COLLECTIONS REPORT Collection reports summarize revenue received, vends, and upsell metrics in rolling periods. When removing revenue from the Unit it is recommended to mark a collection has been made by opening the report and selecting the COLLECT option or COLLECT AND PRINT to print a copy of the report as well. Pressing COLLECT or COLLECT AND PRINT permanently marks the Unit as having has it’s collection preformed. Figure 30 - Sample collection report EXIT Leaves the Reporting Console and returns to the Engagement App without any further actions.
Power Options. AC (both Single-phase and Three-phase) and DC power supply options are available. AC Power: AC power supply is available and delivered in a redundant or non- redundant fashion depending on the service ordered. Customer may order a combination of different amperages, voltages and receptacles (for which Customer will provide power strips) or Customer may also plug directly into an electrical receptacle. Any Customer provided power strips must meet National Electric Code requirements.
Power Options. A. STANDARD POWER. Each cabinet is provisioned with 20 Amp 110 Volt AC Power unless an Optional Power Upgrade is selected in lieu of Standard Power.
Power Options. AC Power is not protected by a UPS.
Power Options. Supplemental Power to standard Power Options or to Power Upgrades. AC Power Install Fee MRC [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**]
Power Options. MRC by Data Center Install Ashburn Atlanta Billerica Careret Denver Elmsford Houston Power Component Fee (IAD) (ATL) (BOS) (EWR) (DEN) (NYC) (HOU) AC Power — Redundant [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] [**] * Verizon pre-approval must be obtained before ordering DC Power in the Atlanta or Elmsford data centers. A total of 1 page has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. [**].
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