Product description

The MobilPhase-Nano-C is a transformer-isolated power outage indicator and power failure alarm module designed for 230V low-voltage networks, suitable for both industrial and domestic use, for a single phase, with an internal Li-Po battery that provides several hours of operation without mains power for power outage reporting. The module has a single-circuit high-current relay output for remote intervention and remote switching purposes. Users can program the device from a computer via its USB port according to their customized settings using our free "Unified" download software under Windows XP, -7, -8, and Windows-10 operating systems. The device notifies the user of a power outage with a pre-edited SMS and/or by ringing their phone. The user can switch the output via SMS or a free call from programmed phone numbers.

The MobilPhase-Nano-C phase fault indicator module allows programming of up to 4 phone numbers. The phase monitoring input can be named with a 32-character long name. The user can also define the ON/OFF SMS commands for the output. The output type can be monostable (switched on for a pre-programmed time) or bistable (switched on and off with separate commands). When the relays are activated by a call in monostable mode, they can switch for a maximum duration of 99:99:99 (approx. 4 days). The module has its own name, which can be useful when using multiple modules. For each phone number, it can be specified whether to signal a phase fault or power outage alarm via SMS, phone call, or both, to which pre-programmed phone numbers.

The MobilPhase-Nano-C power outage alarm has push buttons on the front to test phase failure indications. When pressed, the module generates alarm messages and/or calls. The MobilPhase-Nano phase failure indicator operates with a network and service provider-independent industrial GSM module, using any mobile operator's postpaid or prepaid nanoSIM card. The device is only available installed in "C" or "DIN" rail enclosures. Two types of antennas can be ordered with it: a smaller dual-band stub antenna, or an external magnetic mount antenna with better signal strength than the former, with approximately 1m of RG-174 coax and an SMA connector. The latter solution is strongly recommended if the module is to be placed in a sealed metal cabinet.

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