GSM-4G Modem type CA 524
Quality 4G modem for Sulzer controllers
The CA 524 is a 4G modem suitable for use with all Sulzer controllers equipped with RS 232 modem communication. The modem kit comes complete with modem, dipole type T antenna, power cable and a DIN-rail socket. Diodes for indication of power and network status.
- External antenna
- 4G twelve band LTE
- 3G seven band UMTS
- 2G quad band GSM
- Plug & play with Sulzer controllers
- Separate tape mounted aerial
- Approvals: CE, UL
- Antennas of desired type can be used and placed at optional point
| Ambient operating temperature |
-30 to +65 ºC (-22 to +149 ºF) |
| Mounting |
DIN rail 35 mm |
| Degree of protection |
IP 20, NEMA: Type 1 |
| Housing material |
PPO and PC |
| Dimension H x W x D |
115 x 86 x 26 mm (4.53 x 3.39 x 1.03 inch) |
| Humidity |
0-95 % RH non condensing |
| Power supply |
10 – 30 VDC |
| RS 232 serial interface |
One |
| Antenna contact |
SMA-F |
Mounting of DIN-rail holder
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Commercial wastewater from toilets comprises all sewage water flushed from toilets on commercial, industrial or public properties.
Commercial wastewater without toilet waste includes drainage and grey wastewater.
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