Not only does TNCS have the ability to monitor and control various parameters on transmission equipment found in the headend and Hybrid Fiber Coax plant, but it also can be used to monitor and control many other aspects found in a headend environment. For example:

Temperature

• Monitor the temperature inside individual equipment racks
• Monitor the temperature at various points within a room or building

Door Alarms/Motion Sensors

• Monitor the activity of doors for a headend room or remote hub site
• For additional security, monitor movement within a headroom or remote hub site

Generators/Uninterruptible Power System (UPS)

• Monitor the status of a UPS and/or back-up generators

Surge Suppression

• Monitor the status of Surge Protection equipment

Current/Voltage

• Monitor the current and/or voltage at a specified point

Tower Lights

• Monitor the status of lights on towers

As you can see, the monitoring and control possibilities of TNCS are endless, contact Scientific-Atlanta with your specific requirements.