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Install a pole-mounted Hughes 9502 in no-power locations. These solutions provide high-grade solar panels
from 10 watt to 390 watts, a pole mounted enclosure, a high amp-hour battery and charge controller.
 | Solar Sentry Features
►10 to 390 watt Solar Panel (Oil-Gas rated)
►All weather, lockable enclosure
►High amp-hour all weather sealed battery(s)
►Charge controller for solar panel & batteries
►Room to add additional equipment inside enclosure
BGAN 9502 Features
►Operates Globally - Coverage Map
►Temperature rated -40°F to 167°F (-40° to 75° C).
►9502 uses 3-4 watts of power for full time network
►Provides speeds of up to 448 Kbps
►Uses special BGAN M2M service designed for M2M
►Powerful firewall protection, at no added cost
►Stays Alive TCP-IP connection. Real-time monitoring
Worldwide Service Area
BGAN M2M service is available everywhere, except for the extreme polar regions. If an install location is within one of the three colored areas above, it can connect.
BGAN M2M Coverage Map |
$674 - 20 Watt System (shown above and below)
Includes all aluminum enclosure, 20 watt solar panel, 1 deep-cycle closed-cell battery, charge controller,
two pole mounting brackets for solar panel & BGAN antenna.
$1580 - 130 Watt System
Includes all aluminum enclosure, 130 watt solar panel, 2 deep-cycle closed-cell batteries, charge controller,
two pole mounting brackets for solar panel & BGAN antenna
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| In this solution, the Hughes 9502 is secured inside the all aluminum enclosure, that includes a solar charge controller, a 54 amp hour battery that will keep the 9502 running for 5 days without sunlight for a full time network connection. Additional batteries may be added. | | Here the enclosure shows the installation of a sensor controller with 4 attached sensors, a DC battery voltage monitor, Air temperature, air humidity, and a DC power relay to turn on and off a light under the enclosure. More information on Controller & Sensors. |
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While any SCADA or M2M sensor package may be used, our solution uses the AKCP 4 sensor controller with several attached sensors. This web based interface lets you monitor, and set warning levels for many kinds of sensors. More information on the AKCP controller and sensors. | |
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In this installation, a 2" inch (outside diameter) galvanized pole was used with a 40 lbs bag of Quick-Crete. Most any size pole can be used with the solar sentry.
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Ground Control offers Non-Penetrating mounting options for systems that are not perminant, or need to be moved from time to time.
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| There are a wide variety of SCADA and M2M sensors that monitor everything from tempreture, to fuel level. You can also control remote equipment with AC or DC switchs that are activated manually, or triggered by any event, such as tempreture from another sensor. | | The 20 watt solar panel and the Hughes 9502 antenna use the same mounting brackets. |
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The Hughes 9502 antenna connect with a single, low-impendence cable with TNC connectors. Pointing the antenna only requires a set of headphones.
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In this installation, the 20 watt solar panel from BP is premium grade construction, and is rated to operate with Oil-and-Gas standards. Up to 390 watt solutions are available.
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The all aluminum enclosure will withstand the elements.
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Looking from the inside of the enclosure door, all vents are screen protected from insects. Also note the neoprene gasket that lines the front of the door for a tight weather seal.
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On this installation, a light has been installed under the enclosure and can be activated by sensor limits (such as low temperature warnings), or motion detection, or manually over the Internet.
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