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Immediately notifies of equipment abnormalities. [This is a remote monitoring device with LTE support.]

LTE Ubiquitous Module Dedicated Adapter Set Compatible Contact Remote Monitoring Device ■ 8 Contact Inputs and 2 Contact Outputs ■ LTE Remote Access Service and Email Sending Compatible ■ Event Notification and Information Retrieval via Polling ■ Power Outage/Restoration Notification Function ■ Built-in Ni-MH Battery ■ Configuration Function via Web Browser

Immediately notifies of equipment abnormalities. [This is a remote monitoring device with LTE support.]

The "IP3-LP4" has 4 contact inputs and 1 contact output, and when used with the dedicated adapter set for the LTE ubiquitous module, it enables the monitoring and control of equipment and devices with contacts over LTE. It contributes to early fault detection and measures against personnel shortages.

A serial transfer service that enables control of remote RS-232C devices by sending an email to a specified email address.

■ Excellent cost performance The communication line on the terminal side uses NTT Docomo's LTE packet communication and connects to our "iND MIST2 compatible products." ■ High reliability Communication between the communication terminal and the data center is conducted over a closed LTE network, ensuring high security. ■ No need for a provider contract There is no need to prepare a separate provider contract or email address. * In addition to the contract for "iND MIST2," a data communication plan such as the "IoT Plan" is required. ■ Up to 10 registered email addresses for sending and receiving You can register up to 10 email addresses for sending and receiving. ■ Life check function This function regularly sends pings to the communication terminal at intervals of as short as 1 hour to 1 day. ■ Web-based configuration changes You can configure settings related to your contracted terminal via the web by yourself. ■ Email reception data transfer function (optional) You can send content written in the body of an email from registered email addresses to the terminal device. By enabling this optional feature, bidirectional communication between email and data is possible.