UPSPro™ Series Outdoor UPS Systems for Ubiquiti and Mikrotik

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RemotePro™ Series Outdoor Remote Power Systems  

• Provides 24hr remote power up to 50W load
• Pole or wall mounting
• Powered from solar and wind (optional)
• Several POE voltages available (12V, 18V, 24V and 48VDC)

The RemotePro™ series outdoor power systems are designed for applications that require a primary off-grid power source to run various electronics. The sealed and weatherproof enclosures have a generous amount of space inside and a removable mounting plate for mounting all types of customer electronics.

All enclosures are hinged and gasket sealed. The PL enclosure can accept a padlock or tamper seal. The ST enclosure is equipped with 2 tamper resistant closures that are operated by a special key (included).

The enclosures can be mounted to a wall or pole with the included mounting bracket system.

The high quality solar panels have a 25year power output guarantee. The 5W and 10W solar panels are mounted directly to the DC enclosure saving space and making a more convenient assembly. The 30W, 60W, 85W, 120W and 240W solar panel can be mounted to a 2" to 4" diameter pole or alternately to a wall with the included bracket kit.

Features include an advanced battery charge controller to protect against over-charging or over-discharging of the valve regulated sealed lead acid batteries. The PL and ST systems include a controller with built in POE inserter and DCDC converter to supply up to 48V POE from the 12V battery system. Enclosures have multiple ports for CAT5 cable, antenna cables/connectors or other cabling. They are vented to prevent residual buildup of hydrogen gas.

Batteries in the DC and PL enclosures are an Advance Glass Matt (AGM) type which have good all temperature performance. The ST enclosure uses a high performance GEL battery which gives the best available deep discharge and temperature performance.

A wind turbine can be added to any system by mounting the turbine to a pole and installing the wind turbine controller into the enclosure. The wind turbine controller and solar controller hook up to the batteries in a parallel fashion.
(Spec Sheet)   (User Manuals - RemotePro DC,  RemotePro PL,  RemotePro ST)

WIND Turbines

Note: A wind turbine can be added to any system by mounting the turbine to the pole and installing the wind turbine controller into the enclosure. The wind turbine controller and solar controller hook up to the batteries in a parallel fashion. Because wind is so fickle, we like to think of adding a wind turbine as inexpensive uptime insurance for your installation. The power from the wind turbine will help keep your system up thru prolonged times of marginal sun.

TPDIN-Monitor-WEB  Remote System Monitor and Control  

The PowerSens™ Web Based Remote Monitor and Control System is a versatile tool which enables the equipment designer and installer to remotely monitor his equipment and site. The unit can be accessed via the network (web and SNMP) to remotely monitor up to 4 voltages, 4 currents, 2 temperatures and control power to various equipment using 4 on-board relays.  The system has built-in surge protection to prevent damage from electrical surges.
On board data-logging and graphing capabilities allow the user to see history of the various parameters being measured. The graphical interface allows the user to control relays via a single mouse click and monitor all the measurement parameters real-time via any web browser. The web interface allows access and control via desktops, laptops, tablets and smartphones.
The system allows control of 2 of the relays directly via the temperature sensors. The user can set temperature limits and automatically turn on the relays when the measured temperature exceeds the set temperature. This feature can be used to control fans, heaters or other equipment which needs to be powered on/off based on a particular interior or exterior temperature. The other 2 relays can be controlled by a ping watchdog timer or a time control. The Ping Watchdog is useful to power cycle a device if the device stops responding to pings. The time control function is useful for controlling things such as lights that have a time dependent function. The unit has 4 programmable email alerts that can be sent if a parameter is outside a predetermined range.
The relays have a special one-click cycle feature with programmable cycle times which can be used to turn a device off and then back on after the predetermined time with a single button click. This is useful for rebooting a device like a POE Switch by power cycling it, thereby rebooting all devices attached to the switch. The relays are normally closed type so they don’t use any power in their normal operating mode.
Two of the current ports provide bi-directional current (+/-), showing direction of current flow. This is useful for monitoring batteries so you can see when the battery is charging and when it is discharging. Connections are via removable wire terminal connectors. This allows for easy troubleshooting and maintenance because the unit can be removed from the system without disturbing the system wiring.
User defined labels for each parameter makes sure that when viewing the web interface or graphs that users can quickly identify the parameter they are concerned about. A real time clock based on PC time or Internet time ensures that data logging is accurate.
Each parameter has programmable +/- offsets to be able to perform field calibration to compensate for things such as line loss or variations in measuring equipment. This provides unsurpassed flexibility as each device can be tailored by customer to her specific needs.
A free discovery tool is available via download to assist in finding the Tycon TPDIN-Monitor-WEB units on the network. It works across different subnets. This is helpful if a user forgets the IP address of the unit or has the unit configured for DHCP client and he is unsure what IP address the unit is operating on.    -40C to +75C Operation
(Spec Sheet) | (User Guide) | Discovery Tool Download | SNMP MIB FILE |  LIVE DEMO

BATTMETER QuickView System Monitor 

The TP-BATTMETER-24 is a simple very low cost meter system used for quickly assessing the battery charge status and charge rate on any 12V or 24V battery system. With just a glance a technician can determine if the battery is charging or discharging and the state of the batteries charge by observing the battery voltage. On solar systems he can see if the solar panels are charging the batteries and how fast based on the current reading. On wind powered systems she can see if the wind turbine is outputting sufficient power to charge the batteries. On vehicular applications, recreational vehicle applications and cabin applications the owner can quickly monitor the state of his auxiliary battery charge and how fast the battery is charging or discharging. This type of information is imperative to maintain a healthy battery system and extend the life of the batteries.

Because of its analog meter design there is virtually no extra power required to run the BATTMETER so it will not drain precious battery resources like some digital meters. The rugged metal enclosure comes with DIN Rail mounts for a particularly clean and easy install using DIN Rail mounting. The enclosure can also be wall mounted.  (Spec Sheet) | (User Guide)