The Quasar is an enclosure model focused on enabling outdoor, off-grid solar deployments with IoT gear. It includes all features up through Pulsar and a complete solar power management system, networking, and antennas. The enclosure has a redundant internet router(backhaul) that manages best link across Ethernet, Wifi and Dual LTE Celluar by adding one or two of your own SIM cards. Make sure to survey your deployment area for potential Wifi AP access and Celluar coverage via  LTE Coverage Map.  And also check the expected solar coverage in your deployment area -  Average Peak Daily Solar hours Map.  For solar, ideally at least 3.5+ hours of sun light on average per day over a 1 year period. That's assuming a 100w panel, and your system load is not more than roughly 25Wh. Here are the additional features of the Quasar:

• You choose on optional battery option, you can choose none and provide your own 12V battery to this enclosure, battery dimensions must fit within 280Lx170Wx190H mm (11L x 7W x 7.5H inch) or smaller to fit with shelves fixed in their current positions. Most 12V 50Ah Lithium batteries will fit within that dimension. Or, you can choose the option to include the Powertaur Charge 12V, 120 Amp Hour, LiFe PO4(Lithium Iron Phosphate) Battery. This is the largest capacity battery that could could fit into the enclosure space, It has been custom designed and manufactured for that purpose. Storing a massive 1440 Watts capacity of power and a minimum of at least 2500 full charge cycles with more cycles very likely, in other words, this means the battery should perform consistently for at least 8+ years of constant usage. It utilizes an array of LiFe PO4 32700 cells and internal BMS for complete protection.
• Set of 12AWG 6' Solar PV panel connector cables with MC4 connectors. The enclosure is shipped with the cables pre-attached and fused on 15amp. You connect the MC4 side of cables to your solar panel. 
• The enclosure maintains two isolated circuits of power and networking: managed and unmanaged.
  • Managed circuit provides multiple power rails and a relay to toggle on/off remotely. There are 12V and 5V terminal blocks on the DIN rail with an extra open set of pos/neg connector ports for each voltage, (1) USB-C 5VDC cable, and a PoE(at/af) switch. You can use these managed power sources for your equipment placed inside the enclosure and the external power bulkheads on top of enclosure are on these managed rails also.
  • Unmanaged circuit has 12VDC power rail, ethernet switch, wifi/lte router, solar management, and no relay, it is always connected to whatever power is available from battery.
  • The isolation of 'managed' gives you the ability to remotely trigger hard power cycles against your entire application system for an effctive restart but still maintain connectivity/link to the enclosure at the same time, since the enclosure runs core networking on the unmanaged circuit. If you've ever maintained a remote system you know how valuable this dual plane can be for troubleshooting and potentionally fixing issues without needing to physically touch the device(especially when it's far away or just on your roof)
• LTE/Wifi/Ethernet Router - This provides a fail-over redundant internet link via one of the physical WAN interfaces: Wired Ethernet from bottom of enclosure, Wifi from one external antenna connection on top of enclosure, 2 Celluar LTE channels from two 4G LTE external antennas on top of enclosure(each LTE channel uses a separate CAT1 SIM card which you would purchase and insert into the router). The router monitors all these WAN inputs and uses the one that has best internet link. all you have to do is plug in RJ45/Ethernet cable from your IoT device's network port to the Ethernet/RJ45 LAN port on this router and it will provide DHCP on a LAN network from there. Also comes with a Web Admin Portal interface so you can login and monitor network config and status in real-time.
• POE injector - (4) active port switch, includes supporting both 802.3af(14watt) and 802.3at(34watt) output standards of Active POE(sensed) on each port. It will output 'af' or 'at' or none depending on what it senses on the other end of the line. The POE is routed to the ethernet bulkhead connector on top of enclosure and wired for surge protection.
• Solar MPPT Charger - This provides the automated charging and discharging of the battery based on solar panel input and load side demand. It uses intelligent algorithms to re-charge the battery most effeciently while providing steady power for load side demand. It also measures all these energy flows and provides a Web Portal. You login and view real time metrics on the power your solar is generating, and how much load(power) your system is drawing. It also records these flows for historical reporting on performance. GPS location in also captured by this device and shown in the Web Admin view.
• The MPPT Solar charger is connected to the battery through a blade fuse on the DIN rail and is also connected to the 12V load on DIN Rail through an additional blade fuse on the DIN rail. Provides redundant short circuit protections.
• RF - the cabinet includes antennas:
  • (1) Wifi 2.4 Antenna
  • (1) Application antenna, a LoraWAN 915Mhz 6dBi antenna is provided, includes 12' of LMR-400 N-Male to N-Male cable. Any antenna can be mounted direct on top of enclosure to the N-Female bulkhead or use the LMR-400 cable for a run to different location such as on Mast Pole.
  • (2) 4G LTE Dual US/Global 2/5 dBi. You really only need one 4G antenna, unless you plan a very advanced deployment where you cable up two different antennas from different locations. The LTE router scans both antennas and chooses only one for best signal. So, you can re-purpose the second N-Female bulkhead initially used for LTE 2 here into a second application RF, replace LTE antenna with whatever antenna you want on the N-Female bulkhead and then disconnect the Male RF SMA cable inside the cabinet from the LTE router and connect to your application device.
  • (1) GPS