Victron Energy Ethernet Remote

Victron Ethernet Remote: A GSM/GPRS modem with Ethernet connectionThe Ethernet Remote has the same functions as the Global Remote. An extra function of the Ethernet Remote is that it can connect with LAN, due to a special cable. In this way, the Ethernet Remote can be connected to the internet without a SIM-card.Simple and easy to useThe idea is simple: you can use it to get SMS alarms from a Multi, a Battery System, or both. When monitoring the usage of batteries, it can be extremely helpful to receive under- and overvoltage alarms; whenever they occur. For this purpose, the Global Remote is perfect. A prepaid SIM-card (for example) in combination with the Global Remote is adequate for remotely monitoring your system.Connections Global RemoteThe Global Remote has two serial connections. They can be used to connect to a VE.Bus Multi/Quattro/Inverter unit or system. This connection needs a MK2 which is supplied with the VGR. The other connection is to connect a BMV-600S or BMV-602S Battery Monitor. To connect it to a BMV you will also need the connection kit accessory which needs to be purchased separately. The Global Remote also has a connection for an optional accessory, the VGR IO Extender.Connections Ethernet RemoteThe Ethernet Remote has one serial connection. This can be used to connect to a VE.Bus Multi/Quattro/Inverter unit or system, or a BMV Battery Monitor. To connect it to a BMV you will also need the connection kit accessory which needs to be purchased separately.Advanced use: Monitoring historic dataTaking it one step further, an internet browser and -connection is all you need to view all of the data online. You can simply create an account on the website and add your modem(s). Subsequently you can configure the GPRS connection, which will enable you to monitor the historic data of several basic properties such as system voltages, power levels and status information. All of this data is graphed. These graphs are available in daily, weekly and monthly timeframes.VRM Online PortalThe information from the VGR and VER is forwarded to our free remote monitoring website the VRM Online Portal.BMV-600S and 602SThe BMV-600S and 602S are our newest high precision battery monitors. The essential function of a battery monitor is to calculate ampere-hours consumed as well as the state of charge of a battery. Ampere-hours consumed are calculated by integrating the current flowing in or out of the battery.MultiPlus Inverter/ChargerThe MultiPlus is a powerful true sine wave inverter, a sophisticated battery charger that features adaptive charge technology, and a high-speed AC transfer switch in a single compact enclosure.Phoenix InverterPure sine wave output, high peak power and high efficiency. Combined high frequency and line frequency technologies ensure the best of both worlds.Quattro Inverter/ChargerThe Quattro can be connected to two independent AC sources, for example shoreside power and a generator, or two generators. The Quattro will automatically connect to the active source.SpecificationsBody material: AluminiumSerial connection (BMV-602 Datalink – not included): Connect BMV-602 battery monitorPower supply voltage range (DC): 5.5 V – 32 VCurrent draw maximum (DC): 0.48 A @ 5.5 VCurrent draw (connected to GSM network): 9 0mA @ 12 VDC and 50 mA @ 24 VDCOperating temperature range: 30 degree C to 75 degree CInstallation: Two aluminium mounting bridlesGPRS data usage: Depends on usageAntenna connection: 50 Ohm SMAGlobal Remote to BMV-60xS conn. Kit: CompatibleVGR IO Extender: Not compatibleGlobal Remote Antenna: CompatibleHeight: 73 mmWidth: 54.5 mmDepth: 25.5Weight: 89 gIncludesGSM antennaEthernet attachmentBattery cableY-cable for serial and IO Extender connectionMale DB15 to female DB9 cableMK2 interfaceTechnical FilesDatasheet Declaration of Conformity Manual .input-wrapper a { text-decoration: none; / Removes underline / background-color: transparent; / Ensures no background color / } .input-wrapper a:hover { text-decoration: underline; / Adds underline on hover / background-color: transparent !important; / Removes grey highlight / }