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The Deye Stick Logger LS4G-4-C is a reliable 4G communication module designed for real-time remote monitoring of inverter systems via the SOLARMAN platform. Featuring plug-and-play installation, it connects easily through standard interfaces such as RS485 or USB and supports stable data transmission using a Micro SIM card and external antenna. With low power consumption, remote configuration, and firmware upgrade capabilities, it ensures efficient system management and continuous performance tracking even in demanding environments.
| Parameter Item | Specification |
| Data Transmission Interval | Default 5 min (adjustable) |
| Communication Baud Rate | 1200–115200 bps |
| Supported Monitoring Platform | SOLARMAN |
| Core Functions | Real-time monitoring, remote upgrade, plug & play |
| Operating Temperature Range | -30°C ~ +70°C |
| Storage Temperature Range | -45°C ~ +90°C |
| Permissible Ambient Humidity | 10%–90% (non-condensing) |
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