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FERCS10 is Internet and GSM based remote monitoring, controlling and security system. With one system you can monitor security, fire and flood damages as well as temperature and relative humidity, control for i.e. lights and heaters. Easy to use browser and mobile SMS user interfaces makes it possible to monitor your targets from all around the world including Video monitoring with computer via IP-cameras connected to the system.

FERCS10 suits multiple different locations from summer and normal houses to high industry.The wireless detectors are clean to install for old targets and wired are maintenance free and suits well for new targets.The sensors can be selected according to the needs.

FERCS10 system can be used anywhere from the world. The easiest way to use and maintain the FERCS10 system is through web browser but this can also be done with text messages in absence of an internet connection. The alarms and indications are sent to predefined phone numbers and email addresses. Several types of digital measuring sensors, such as temperature and humidity sensors, can be connected to the system. The measuring results are stored to a system memory for later analysis from graphically presented history diagrams. Detectors, such as motion, fire and flood detectors, are connected to programmable input zones. Wireless detectors can be used in the system with the help of a receiver. Controlling electrical devices, such as lighting or heating, can be done with text messages or web browser.A battery can be used as backup ensuring the continuous function of the system during main power failure. The central unit automatically takes care of charging battery when operating on main power. The system alarms can be set and unset with a mobile phone, keypad or wireless remote controller. The system also supports timing of alarm setting/unsetting with the help of a handy week calendar feature. FERCS10 system also maintains a user-defined list of network cameras so that they can easily be accessed through one interface.