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SP6 vers.2 BOX SMS processor
(8+1DIn, 8DOut, pow. 230V, AKU)
Discontinued product, for archive purposes only.
(8+1DIn, 8DOut, pow. 230V, AKU)
Discontinued product, for archive purposes only.
Basic Characteristics:
SP6BOX is a multipurpose module for remote monitoring and control in plastic box with backup supply (accumulator). It enables transmission of information of eight logic inputs and eight logic outputs using the SMS service on the GSM network. These SMS messages can be received and transmitted by any equipment on the GSM network (e.g. mobile telephones, control computer with a GSM modem). The equipment can also be controlled from Internet using SMS gateways.
Technical Data:
| Diameters | Width 180 mm, height 260 mm (without antenna), depth 90 mm |
| Power supply | 230VAC / 0,5 A (supply 12 V) |
| Logical inputs | 8 inputs, 8-30V, 5mA |
| Logical outputs | 8 outputs, 60V, 100mA |
| Operating temperature | -20 to +55 °C |
| GSM network | EGSM900, GSM1800 |
Use of SP6 BOX:
- Technology processes.
- Industrial objects - water plants, water reservoirs, small hydroelectric stations, boiler plants.
- Houses, bungalows - remote control of heating, water heating, air conditioning.
- Event reporting - opening of doors, windows.
Advantages of SP6 BOX:
- Simple installation - The device is delivered in tha plastic box for mounting on the wall.
- Easy operation - Just send a SMS message from your mobile telephone in the required form.
- Backup power supply with AKU 1,3Ah.
- Free configuration SW - user defined module behaviour according to requirements including. the SMS message form and telephone numbers.
Block diagram:
Support
| Config. sw for version 2.x | SP_Init_V1.9.4.exe | 2 MB |
| User´s manual | SP6_Users_manual_EN_v1-13.pdf | 289 KB |
| Leaflet | GSM-SP6_leaflet_EN.pdf | 156 KB |
Accessories:
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1. Power, relays for GSM App. | |
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4. Antennas | |
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GSM Archive | |
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GSM software | |
This product was added to our catalog on Monday 06 September, 2004.
