Serial ports are used to connect a computer to peripheral devices and external equipment like printers, mice and keyboards. With serial ports, data is transferred…
Monitoring
You'll find Sealevel solutions for remote monitoring – and control – in medical facilities, restaurants and even swimming pools.
Monitoring and Control for Every Environment
Sealevel’s industrial computers, data acquisition modules and IoT hardware and software solutions enable continual connectivity and control. Real-time monitoring and response coupled with access to data for review ensure optimal operations and continued growth…in the right direction.
Sealevel monitoring solutions provide real-time data for immediate action and collect historical information over time, furthering preventive maintenance goals and increasing efficiency. Monitoring for the short term and for the long haul.
- High-Reliability USB to Serial Supports Medical Test & Research
- Tracking Temperature Zones for Cold Chain Transport
- Remote Pressure Monitoring: An Alternative to Telemetry Installation
- Automation: Mitigating Risks Through Manufacturing Monitoring
- Cold Chain Monitoring: Keeping It Cool & Ensuring FSMA Compliance
- Perinatal Patient Monitoring
- Radio Transmission Monitoring
From monitoring sensors and equipment to protecting national security, Sealevel products offer flexible I/O connectivity. Easy-to-use software makes installation and maintenance trouble free.
Featured Products
SeaI/O-580PoE
Ethernet Modbus TCP to 32 Isolated Dry-Contact Inputs, with PoE (802.3af)
A Sealevel Story About Reliability: Monitoring
This is the story of an AI-based monitoring designer that was constantly dealing with downtime and technical issues… until they found Sealevel. Their AI-based systems are used in applications where failure isn’t an option… except, their systems were failing. Frequently.
Play VideoThe Top Trends Influencing I/O Systems Design
Members of Sealevel’s sales team share their observations and predictions as to the top trends – and challenges – that are influencing and changing I/O…
What is Industrial Ethernet?
Bob Metcalfe first developed Ethernet in 1972 to link a Xerox computer to a printer. It communicated over a single cable shared by all devices…
Don’t see what you are looking for? We Can Build It.
From wide-temperature industrial computers, to I/O intensive fetal monitoring systems, our team continues to develop solutions for unique problems across industries and platforms.
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