Description he Fuzion FTP-300 is a durable solar charged power solution with PoE in a small form factor ideal for Wi-Fi hotspots, microwave radios, cellular gateways, surveillance cameras and more. The FTP-300 is designed for “deploy-and-forget” installations in remote areas and for operation under harsh environmental conditions. Fuzion is committed to connecting people and things in an environmentally sustainable manner. FTP-300 is designed for energy efficiency and compatibility with a wide range of solar panels, thus mitigating the emissions and air pollution caused by diesel and coal powered connectivity infrastructure. Each FTP-300 saves 175 kg of CO2 emissions per year, thereby contributing to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goal 7. Powerful long-lasting battery FTP-300 can provide up to 60 hours of battery backup to a Wi-Fi access point or be deployed with less battery capacity to minimize cost of batteries. The battery cells may last for up to 10 years. Deploy and forget FTP-300 is designed to work in harsh and remote locations. To conserve battery longevity, FTP-300 turns off when power levels become too low to sustain further usage. When the charge level is back above the threshold, FTP-300 automatically turns on again. No human intervention required. Multiple options for power input The high-grade built-in MPPT means that FTP-300 is perfectly coupled with solar panels. It can also work withAC power with the Fuzion IP-67 outdoor rated AC/DC adapter. High power to size ratio Leveraging Li-ion batteries, FTP-300 delivers an unprecedented amount of power compared to its small size. Versatile Having a separate DC output and two back-to-back connected data connectors, which individually can be PoE enabled, FTP-300 can be used in multiple applications such as powering wireless access points, surveillance cameras, wireless bridges and repeaters, cable modems, and remote lighting systems. Remote power monitoring FTP-300 has built-in IoT capabilities including remote monitoring capabilities. The Smart Power feature can be demonstrated and will soon be available on trial mode on request
