CorDEX MN4000 Offers

Features

• Measurement accuracy of +2°/2% from 14 to 248°F (-10 to 120°C)
• Easy to install and removable while live
• Communication with MODBUS/TCP and is supplied with pre-written PLC function blocks for communications, alarms, measurement and analysis
• Provided as standard with CorDEX MONITIR Software for large scale deployments and analysis
• On-board web server for point-to-point communication
• Intrinsically Safe

Protect your assets
Ensure you never miss a problem again, monitor your electrical assets 24x7x365 with the MN4000 Panel Mounted Thermal Imager from CorDEX. Permanently installed into your electrical equipment, MN4000 provides continuous thermal monitoring, accessible using anything from a PLC control system to its onboard webserver with an everyday web browser.

Safety
Traditional IR Windows are "risk reduction" devices, they reduce the risk of an arc-flash being triggered by leaving the electrical equipment in its steady state, but, the risk still remains. What if an arc-flash occurs during an inspection? Even with an IR Window, the results could be fatal.

With MN4000, not only is your thermographer never exposed to live equipment, the inspection could be undertaken without ever leaving the office. Onboard alarms can be configured to alert your infrared professional of a potential problem which can be inspected and diagnosed in absolute safety.

Standard PLC Code Provided
No need to write complex Modbus/TCP communications code or analysis functions, at CorDEX we have already done the heavy lifting for you!

Incorporating the industrial communication protocol Modbus/TCP, MN4000 is provided with prewritten PLC Function Blocks for major manufacturers to enable rapid integration with either an existing or new PLC network. Simply select the PLC manufacturer from the Support List, drop in the Function Block you require and you are ready to program.

Simple Installation
100% retro-fittable into CorDEX IW 4000 mounting pattern, MN4000 chassis is mounted into the panel; 24VDC connected along with an Ethernet connection, slot in the camera package and you're in business. The camera package can then be removed and replaced without shutting down your equipment.