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GSM 1650
Stealth Laboratories provides a series of accessories for cellular back-up devices, including power supplies designed to simplify the installation of the popular Uplink brand units.
The Stealth Laboratories GSM 1650 cellular backup system provides wireless transmission of all Contact ID, Modem IIe/IIIa2, and 4/2 alarm formats. The system uses Uplink's AnyNET technology to provide full data reporting to the central station. When a phone line is compromised, the GSM 1650 system intercepts the alarm signals and wirelessly transmits the data via the AnyNET radio. Full data means the zone / area / user information that is normally transmitted via the telephone dialer
will still be transmitted. GSM-1650 Support Forum
GSM 1650 Cellular Backup
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Download Instruction Manual
ILF-100
The ILF-100 monitors the internet connection for alarm panels reporting over VoIP. This amazing little product also reports changes of dynamic IP addresses of remotely monitored IP devices (e.g. cameras) and can be used to provide email notification of user selected events (freezer or basement flood monitor). If that wasn't enough - it can also monitor the status of up to 5 servers.
ILF-100 Internet Line Fault
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LFB-50 Cellular Backup Power Supply
LFB-100 Cellular Backup Power Supply
For use with Uplink AnyNet Digital Radios
The LFB-50 provides the extra power often required to drive the popular Uplink AnyNet digital cellular communicator. Up to 2.5 Amps at 12V DC is available for the time that the radio is transmitting. The unit is designed for fast and easy installation of the radio inside the metal can. A hole is provided for the antenna. A supervised version, LFB-50S includes Form C relays which open when the AC power input fails and when the battery voltage is low. More...
The LFB-50 provides the extra power often required to drive the popular Uplink AnyNet digital cellular communicator. Up to 2.5 Amps at 12V DC is available for the time that the radio is transmitting. The unit is designed for fast and easy installation of the radio inside the metal can. A hole is provided for the antenna. A supervised version, LFB-50S includes Form C relays which open when the AC power input fails and when the battery voltage is low. More...
As LFB-50, with the addition of the LF-100b surge protected line fault monitor for the detection of cutting the phone line. The LFB-100SS includes Form C relays which open when the AC power input fails and when the battery voltage is low.
LFB-100
LFB-50 does not include line fault monitor.
Uplink radio purchased separately
Uplink radio purchased separately
LF-100b Line Fault Monitor
The LF-100b provides an efficient and economical means of monitoring phone lines for failure or cutting. A line fault is detected within 10 to 20 seconds of its occurrence. If it is still present after a further programmable interval (15 or 30 seconds) a Form C relay contact is activated (de-energized). The red FAULT LED will illuminate. The contact will reset upon restoration of phone line integrity. A built-in RJ31X switch / jack J1 is provided for quick disconnect in the event of a faulty (run-away) dialer. Enhancements include status LEDs for TEST and OFF HOOK conditions.
LF-100b
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TM-1650
TM-1650 Delayed Trouble / Line Fault Relay Module: Designed specifically for the GSM-1650 Cellular Backup System. Provides two active-low (pulled to ground) relay outputs for System Trouble and Telephone Line Fault conditions. The System Trouble relay output can be instant or delayed from 1 to 15 minutes. Great for reducing callback service calls to those installations that experience frequent temporary cell service / SMS "dropouts". Mounts on front of radio using double-sided tape (included).
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TM-1650
RADIO
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INCLUDED
NOT
INCLUDED
LFB-100
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GSM 900
NEW!
You spoke - we listened! You asked for a cost-reduced cellular backup system. We took everything good about the GSM-1650 and removed everything else. We took the most popular dialer format, Contact ID, and optimized the GSM-900 specifically for that format. You asked for supervisory outputs for things like radio COMM link, telephone line monitor, AC and DC power. You got it!
The result is the GSM-900:
You spoke - we listened! You asked for a cost-reduced cellular backup system. We took everything good about the GSM-1650 and removed everything else. We took the most popular dialer format, Contact ID, and optimized the GSM-900 specifically for that format. You asked for supervisory outputs for things like radio COMM link, telephone line monitor, AC and DC power. You got it!
The result is the GSM-900:
GSM 900 Low-Cost Contact ID Cellular Backup System
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Download Quick Set-Up Guide
Download Manual
Download Spec Sheet
Download Quick Set-Up Guide
Download Manual
| · | Increased reliability (fewer modules = improved communications) |
| · | Optimized Contact ID support for more robust dialer captures |
| · | Supervisory output for AC present |
| · | Supervisory output for DC level (low battery after AC failure) |
| · | Supervisory output for Telephone Line OK |
| · | Supervisory output for Radio COMM link OK |
| · | Optional radio reporting of Telco line cut |
| · | LED indicators for system status at a glance |
These are just some of the features! To learn more about the GSM-900, download the documents to the right and visit our Tech Support Forum.
GSM 900 Support Forum