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For CCTV Tower Installers And Telemetry Integrators

Re-Aim Remote CCTV And Telemetry Without A Site Visit.

A redeployed CCTV tower loses its upload, or a pumping station drops off the network, and the nearest engineer is an hour away. With SOCA, the scan runs from the monitoring desk.

The underside of a SOCA rotator, showing the four pin M12 power and control connector and the lit power indicator.
Photography: Cellular Path

What Changes On A Remote Site

  • A redeployed tower is aimed on arrival by a scan, not by whoever parked it.
  • A fixed site is re-aimed when the network moves, with nobody on site.

The Figure

12 V DC, 24 W maximum
Cellular Path gives the controller a 12 V, 2 A supply and the rotator a draw of up to 1 A. Size the site's supply against these figures.

Which Model

Most towers and telemetry sites have no router to use, so SOCA-01-T-4G50 Smart 4G, with its own 4G module and SIM slot, is the usual pick. Already a verified router on site? SOCA-02 No Modem uses it.

What It Means For You

  • No climb when a tower is moved or re-sited.
  • The fault is fixed from the monitoring desk, often before the customer notices.
  • Readings at every position, so you can show the customer what the site actually gets.

Ready To Sell SOCA?

Limited companies and sole traders can apply. Five questions, and nothing is binding until both sides sign.

The Cellular Path logo.

Distributed in the UK by Boothroyd Distribution.

Made by Cellular Path, Inc. Boothroyd Distribution is an authorised UK distributor of Cellular Path. Specifications and photographs are Cellular Path's own, used with its permission; the installation photographs were taken in the United States. Cellular Path and SOCA are trade marks of Cellular Path, Inc.