IStatistica Sensors Monitoring Plug-in. IStatistica Sensors Plug-in enables temperature and fan speeds monitoring. Keep an eye on CPU, GPU, memory temperature, observe fan speeds (rpm) and get hdd disk IO statistics with mac system monitor. Sensors Plug-in helps iStatistica being the most advanced system monitor on the App Store. Supports OS X 10.7 or later and Windows 7 or later. Available only to persons age 13 or older in the U.S. And many other countries and regions. The improved Retouch tool is supported on the following Mac models: MacBook Pro (15-inch and 16-inch models) introduced in 2016 or later; iMac (Retina 5K models) introduced in 2014.
Return to Floodgap SoftwareNotice: This program doesn't work right. You use it at your ownrisk. It works on certain Power Macs in certain configurations but notothers for reasons I don't fully understand yet,and will not work on any Intel Mac or 10.6+, even under Rosetta.
As our Power Macs age, it's good to keep an eye on their operatingparameters to make sure they're staying in spec, andsometimes you'd rather do that with a simple tool instead of havingiStat or Temperature Monitor running all the time. So here's that tool.
When you start it up, a quick summary displays in your menu bar, updatedapproximately every 10 seconds:
The quick-status display indicatesthe highest temperature currently detected on the CPUsensor(s) and the highest RPMs currently of any of the fans (orthe liquidcooling pump on liquid-cooled G5s). QuickFans will detect the fan speed andtemperature for most software-exposed sensors on most Power Macmodels, including and up to the Quad G5.
As a bonus, you can use QuickFans' internal PPCFanTool to also get thisinformation from the command line. If you installed it to/Applications/QuickFans.app, go to Terminal.app and type/Applications/QuickFans.app/Contents/Resources/fans. To get a completelist of sensor data, type/Applications/QuickFans.app/Contents/Resources/fans -v. Here's whatan example quad G5 might looklike (this is an example, not intended as actual data):
Please note that older G3 and G4Macs may not have software-visible sensors and the tool will notify you('No sensors') if no data is available. QuickFans does not yetsupport accessing S.M.A.R.T. temperature data; if this is available fromyour hard disk, Temperature Monitor can usually display this information.
QuickFans is freeware under the FloodgapFree Software License. It is only tested on 10.4.11, butshould run on 10.5.8. This tool only functionswith Power Macintoshes.
- QuickFans.app.zip (48K)
Send comments to ckaiser@floodgap.com.Cameron Kaiser
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Biomass burner (wood pellet, chips, log, etc) oxygen sensor
Introducing the OSx Oxygen Sensor made for biomass burner, an advance technology to maximises burner performance and solid fuel efficiency while reducing harmful emissions.
The OSx oxygen sensor have been designed by DENSO Corporation in cooperation with FKK Corporation to measure the pro- portion of unburned oxygen in exhaust gases of biomass, especially wood pellet burner systems.
This oxygen sensor with integrated zirconium heater, provide an output signal in the range of lambda and make it capable of being used as universal lambda sensor in every biomass burning appliances.
What role do lambda sensors play?
In order to reduce emissions, modern biomass boiler have been designed to carefully control the amount of solid fuel they burn.
The Lambda (or Oxygen) Sensor is a critical component in this process, its goal is to work together with the boiler’s auger, inlet and exhaust air fan and electronic control unit (ECU) to achieve the lowest possible output of environmentally harmful exhaust gas emissions and biomass fuel consumption whatever the fuel quality.
The Lambda Sensor does this by monitoring the percentage of unburned oxygen present in the burner’s exhaust gases. This data is fed to the boiler’s ECU, which adjusts the A/F (air/solid fuel) mixture. The correct air/solid fuel mixture enables the burner to run efficiently, reducing solid fuel consumption and CO2, NOX, HC emission.
Systems
Temperature Sensors Osx
- Wood pellet stove
- Wood pellet boiler
- Wood Pellet burner
- Wood chips boiler
- Wood log boiler
- Other biomass burner and special application
- Can also be use for the lambda control of gas premix burner
Denso O2 sensor technology benefits
- Can cut solid fuel (e.g. pellet) annual consumption and emission by 20%
- Detects a broad range of air-fuel ratio up to 21%
- Long lasting (non-aging)
- Built-in heater to run at all exhaust gases temperatures
- Easy to install and retrofit
- Impervious to oxidation and corrosion
- Excellent water resistance and air tightness
- Comply with RoHS, REACH regulation on Hazardous Substances
- 100% checked before shipment
- Made in Japan by Toyota car No.1 supplier
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