A lot of people here suggested the Traco TSP + BCM.
It has temperature compensation, which will make your batteries last
longer. A site monitor with a switch input module can read all the
alarm relays on the BCM so you can get alerts when the AC power is off,
or when the batteries are dead.
On 8/27/2015 8:19 AM, Rory Conaway wrote:
I�m going to upgrade my network with a standard NEMA box with battery
backup and monitoring. The NEMA box is usually supporting 2-3 radios
for relaying, most of them are 48-56v although some of them will be
24v. I�ve looked at the Tycon products but wondered if there was a
better solution. I have just started researching this so any ideas
would be helpful. I�m planning on using the Netonix WS-8-250-DC switches.
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