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Monitor/Recorder for Residential Power Line Outages?


AES (siegman@stanford.edu)
Fri, 17 Jun 2005 10:41:55 -0700

Any have pointers to a gadget that will monitor and log power outages
or glitches on 110V or 220V residential electrical service?

Looking for a home or retail level gadget that will work either
connected to a dedicated computer, or preferably free-standing with
periodic read-out to a computer, logging time and duration of both
longer outages and short glitches (anything long enough to cause
digital clocks and appliance displays to reset).

Asking on this group because a lot of tech-savvy people seem to hang
out on this group; glad to accept pointers to any other group.

Any way to make the computer itself (e.g., Mac iBook) do the sensing
and recording?

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