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GSM module CM4100 PowerGuard
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Security - application
stroom_bewaking
Brand
Mobeye
Type of kind
CM4100
The Mobeye PowerGuard is strong in simplicity and functionality. This power guard informs you in case of power failure or an activated sensor via a push message, telephone call, SMS or e-mail.
Reliable and understandable
Alarm via app, call, SMS and e-mail
Power failure monitoring
Two alarm inputs, configurable as normally open or normally closed
Simple to use
Full insight into device when connected to Mobeye Internet Portal
Applications
Machine monitoring
Intruder alarm detector
Detector 230V fire alarm
Monitoring of generator
When power supply is crucial.
The Mobeye PowerGuard ensures safety and security by monitoring whether appliances are functioning and the external power supply is in order.
In case of problems, you get a signal. Until then, you can focus on your primary tasks.
This product is the successor to the Mobeye CM2100.
Potential-free alarm inputs
Besides a 12-24V DC input, the Mobeye PowerGuard (CM4100) has two NO/NC inputs for connecting alarm contacts and sensors.
With these it monitors the status of a device or external sensor, and monitors the operation of a machine or the condition of sensors.
Alarm notifications
In an alarm situation, the Mobeye PowerGuard sends alarm notifications by app (IOS/Android) , telephone call (voice message), text message and/or e-mail.
For the push messages, there is a choice between an escalation plan or group message. With the escalation plan, the recipient can acknowledge the push message, preventing the other contacts from receiving the message.
If none of the recipients confirm the push message, a call, SMS and/or e-mail still goes out. The number of contacts is unlimited.
External voltage versus battery powered
The voltage input can be connected to the included mains adapter, or a regulated 12-24V DC voltage source. If the voltage is lost, a notification follows.
The internal batteries ensure that the alarm detector continues to operate for a long time. The PowerGuard continues to monitor the inputs and will still transmit alarm messages.
Once the power supply recovers, a signal also follows.
Network and SIM card
The Mobeye SIM card gives the device full functionality, including the use of the Mobeye Internet Portal and the app.
With the Mobeye sim card, communication is over the 4G LTE-M network with 2G as fallback.
When inserting its own SIM card, the device operates on 2G. Alarms are then sent via SMS and/or call to up to 5 phone numbers.