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The SMA RS485 QM-485 10-NR card is an RS485 communication module developed for SMA inverters, enabling centralized monitoring and management of photovoltaic systems. This type of card is particularly useful for installations where several inverters need to be interconnected on a wired network, facilitating centralized management via the RS485 protocol.
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The SMA RS485 card QM-485 10-NR is an RS485 communication module developed for SMA inverters, enabling centralized monitoring and management of photovoltaic systems. This type of card is particularly useful for installations where several inverters need to be interconnected on a wired network, facilitating centralized management via the RS485 protocol.
This card is particularly suitable for large solar, commercial or industrial installations, where communication stability is paramount and wireless monitoring may be unreliable. It is ideal for sites requiring reliable, continuous remote monitoring, and is also suitable for installations requiring a long-distance connection between inverters and the central management device.
In summary, the SMA RS485 QM-485 10-NR card is a robust and reliable solution for multi-inverter RS485 communication, offering stable transmission and centralized monitoring options, making it a preferred choice for large-scale photovoltaic installations.
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