GSM auto dialler and remote relay ESIM251/252

    Electrical device control 

   ESIM251 allows electrical device monitoring and control. 

   It can    report about device fault, reboot the system. 

   Allows to control    remote device by a phone call or SMS.

   Security, servers or simply lighting, heating, garden watering

   system, irrigation system for greenhouses, roof gardens and a

   garage door control via a mobile phone are just a few

   examples of options.

Easy configuration

ESIM251/252 supports configuration through USB and SMS. There is an Eldes configuration tool for quick and easy setup. Possibility to add users and change settings later with simple short messages too. Comfortably access event logs through the Internet.

 Supports non GSM control panels 

ESIM251/252 can add GSM and GPRS functionality to almost any  security control panel. Expand system's capabilities with SMS alerts, automatic phone calls and Internet event logs.

 ESIM251 GSM has 5 inputs and 1 relay output.
 ESIM252 has 2 relay  outputs. 

Fire and flood prevention

ESIM251/252 can expand smoke detection and similar systems with GSM capabilities. Report about fire, flood danger or electrical device failure via simple call or SMS. ESIM251/252 helps you to react fast and prevent your property from further damage. 

Business flexibility

 Up to 5 users can use one ESIM251/252 GSM system. It  is possible to prerecord up to 10 auto dial messages.
 Configure ESIM251/252 so that different users would get alerts
 only important to them or about devices they are responsible
 for. Choose between auto call or SMS, maybe some will
 prefer to receive both + status alerts about auto reboots and
 device faults. For example: get informed when food vending
 machine is full of coins by getting an SMS, this will help to
 avoid unnecessary checking, or monitor ventilation system in
 your shopping center with accuracy. The system reports about
 electronic devices failures too. For example: Traffic
 management company will be informed if unexpected failure
 happens.