Altronix, the pioneer in power and data transmission products for the professional security industry, is showcasing the latest version of its LINQ™ Dashboard for remote power management here at ISC West 2023 in booth #11073. This new dashboard supports virtually unlimited Altronix LINQ enabled products throughout multiple sites, providing comprehensive remote power diagnostics.

This new version of our LINQ Dashboard simplifies deployment and enables remote management of more Altronix products across multiple locations,” said Ronnie Pennington, Director of Sales for the Americas, Altronix. “A new feature eliminates the need to open ports for each device during set-up, saving valuable time.”

LINQ enabled devices

Dashboard v12 is backward compatible with existing LINQ enabled devices

Altronix LINQ technology allows users to remotely monitor, report and control power from anywhere over the network. LINQ Dashboard allows for multiple groups of products across any number of locations. 

Dashboard v12 is backward compatible with existing LINQ enabled devices, which ensures a smooth transition when upgrading. This includes the ability to update the software of multiple devices at one time, and receive on-screen notifications when a product’s firmware is outdated.

Status reports have been further expanded to include the monitoring of current, voltage, internal temperature, batteries, and more. The new dashboard has also been third-party verified for cybersecurity protections.

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