FTM 190 SNMP Monitoring System
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FTM 190 SNMP Monitoring System

Ethernet-based obstruction lighting controller with SNMP v2c/v3 support, LTE modem option, and battery-backed alarm reporting for wired monitoring environments.

Specs verified against manufacturer documentation
SNMP versions
SNMP v2c and v3
Dry contact inputs
8
Input voltage (AC)
120 or 240 VAC
Input frequency
60 Hz
Pricing
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The FTM 190 is a hardwired Ethernet monitoring controller for obstruction lighting systems on broadcast towers, wind turbines, telecom infrastructure, and other elevated structures. Its primary function is to give site operators a web-accessible interface for real-time light status, remote configuration, flash-mode changes, and FCC-required quarterly inspection documentation — all without dispatching a crew to the tower base.

The unit supports both Flash Technology's own NOC (Network Operations Centre) monitoring service and independent SNMP v2c or v3 integration into third-party network management systems, making it suitable for large tower operators who manage assets within an existing IT or SCADA framework. An optional integrated LTE modem (AT&T or Verizon network) enables the controller to operate over cellular where Ethernet infrastructure does not reach the tower site, bridging the gap between remote rural structures and centralised monitoring dashboards.

Eight dry-contact monitoring inputs allow the FTM 190 to watch auxiliary equipment states — generator run signals, door intrusion switches, environmental sensors — alongside the lighting circuit itself. Built-in AC power monitoring detects mains loss events, and an internal battery backup maintains alarm communications during outages, ensuring regulatory compliance is not interrupted by utility failures. The 2-year warranty and available documentation in English, French, and Spanish reflect the unit's deployment across North American and international tower fleets. It is the appropriate choice where permanent wired Ethernet or LTE is available; the FTW 175 cellular and satellite monitors serve connectivity-constrained or remote sites.

From the manufacturer’s documentation

Technical specifications.

Performance & capability
SNMP versionsSNMP v2c and v3
Interfaces & integration
CommunicationEthernet (primary); optional LTE modem (AT&T or Verizon)
Dry contact inputs8
Input voltage (AC)120 or 240 VAC
Input frequency60 Hz
Power & environment
Battery backupIncluded (duration not published)
DC voltage12 VDC
Physical & ordering
Dimensions13.5 × 7.75 × 6 in (342.9 × 196.9 × 152.4 mm)
Weight15 lbs (6.8 kg)
Warranty2 years
Best for

Use cases.

  • Centralised SNMP monitoring of broadcast tower or telecom lighting fleets within existing NMS/SCADA platforms
  • FCC CFR 17.47 quarterly lighting inspection documentation via the Flash Eagle portal
  • Remote light configuration and flash-mode changes without a site visit
  • Sites with permanent Ethernet infrastructure where the cellular FTW 175 is unnecessary
  • Monitoring auxiliary equipment states (generator, door, environmental) alongside lighting circuits
  • Large tower operators integrating obstruction lighting alarms into enterprise IT monitoring