AIMS Corporation
AIMS Corporation RemoteLF Remote Switch LCD Monitoring Screen 60ft Cable
LCD remote panel monitors battery voltage, AC input, output, frequency and load percentage for compatible PICOGLF inverters, supplied with a 60 foot cable
- Monitor AC input and output voltages on the LCD panel
- Track system frequency in real time on the display
- View load percentage at a glance on the screen
- Connect up to 60 feet away with the included cable
- Compatible with PICOGLF models purchased after 12/01/14
Compatible PICOGLF Remote Monitor
The AIMS Corporation RemoteLF is a dedicated LCD remote panel designed exclusively for PICOGLF pure sine inverter chargers purchased after 12/01/14. It provides real-time visibility of battery voltage, AC input voltage, AC output voltage, frequency and load percentage from a single screen.
Sixty-Foot Cable Extends Placement
A 60 foot connection cable ships with the unit, allowing the display to be mounted well away from the inverter itself. This length lets operators monitor critical parameters from a control room, equipment rack or other convenient location without moving the main hardware.
Panel Mounting for Permanent Installations
The screen is built for fixed mounting in server or power-protection environments, so it stays readable and secure during daily operation. Its connector mates directly with supported PICOGLF models including the 12KW, 30W, 40W, 60W and 80W variants across 12V, 24V and 48V battery systems.
Highlights
- Monitor AC input and output voltages on the LCD panel
- Track system frequency in real time on the display
- View load percentage at a glance on the screen
- Connect up to 60 feet away with the included cable
- Compatible with PICOGLF models purchased after 12/01/14
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 60-foot cable need replacement if it gets damaged?
The 60-foot connection cable is included with the remote panel; if it becomes damaged you would need to source a compatible replacement cable for the PICOGLF series.
What is the first limit reached when the remote panel runs continuously?
The LCD panel is a monitoring device with no moving parts, so its practical limit under sustained use is the durability of the 60-foot cable and the LCD backlight over time.
Does the LCD panel add noticeable heat or noise to the rack when running all day?
The remote panel draws minimal power and has no fan, so it adds negligible heat and produces no audible noise during continuous operation.
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