Jenlogix Install Earthquake Sensors & Alarm Systems Across NZ
Thursday 28 September 2017, 8:40PM
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Jenlogix have recently installed the earthquake sensor, alarm system – Palert and Palert+ - for KiwiRail in Hanmer Springs (the Springs and iSite), St Arnaud (DOC Visitor centre and Rotoiti Lodge), Blenheim Kaikoura (KiwiRail) and Christchurch (KiwiRail) which will help to provide warning to trains travelling south, and separately have recently sold Palerts to a mining company in Peru which will be installed during next month.
Palert devices give both onsite and regional earthquake early warnings, with a local seismic switch, and building structural health monitoring, plus rapid reporting with a near real time shaking map. They are very low cost, are easily maintained and with 3 Palert units in a building, the system can provide engineers with rapid determination of the structural health of a building, allowing the engineers to prioritise the detailed inspection following a quake.
With over 3,500 units installed worldwide, the Palert P-wave seismic alarm system has proven itself at helping provide early warning where possible, plus supplying valuable data on the effects of an Earthquake. All products in the Palert range are independently calibrated and certified by an internationally ISO approved testing lab.
In several countries like Taiwan, India, China, Philippines, Indonesia, Mexico, USA and New Zealand, the use of the low cost P-wave based Palert system provides timely and accurate information, including Earthquake warnings. With even just a few seconds notice of a shock wave, using the Palert system can help to save lives.
The specially developed and scientifically proven algorithm make the Palert unique in earthquake prewarning, which is why over 3,500 have now been installed worldwide. Many businesses need to know what the effect of an earthquake is on their infrastructure. With just three units the system can also accurately indicate the structural health of a building after a major quake.
For more information on earthquake alerts, seismic monitors and earthquake detectors, please visit the website at http://www.earthquakeearlywarning.systems/ .