iNet DS Docking Station -- Occupational Health & Safety

Industrial Scientific Corp.

iNet DS Docking Station

The iNet DS simplifies the use of docking stations with its plug-and-play functionality. It requires no software or computer hardware installation at the customer site, and connects directly to the Internet via an Ethernet interface. The docking station performs automatic maintenance tasks at user-defined intervals. For on-the-go end users, it can be used from a vehicle using a standard truck charger.

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