HALO's new SIP Tele-Pro series of high density T1/E1 modules have been designed to provide the network engineer a complete UL/EN60950 recognised solution meeting the requirements of GR1089 for lightning and power line cross.
The SIP Tele-Pro module contains a complete protection circuit including isolation transformers, CMR chokes, surge suppression as well as lightning strike and power line cross protection. Said to be easy to use, it can increase the board density by up to 50%. Solutions are available for all popular LIU devices.
The Tele-Pro family is a proprietary product. Complete technical data is available under NDAs (non-disclosure agreements) only.
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