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Expand Up @@ -22,10 +22,6 @@ Grillo Pulse runs from a 12 V DC supply. It cannot be powered from USB, and a US
| Status lights | Inside the enclosure only. Use Grillo Cloud to check the sensor. |
| Managed in | [Grillo Cloud](/dashboard) |

## Off-grid power

Pulse has one power input: 12 V DC. It has no solar charger or battery connection of its own. For a site without mains power, use a solar charge controller and battery that together supply a steady 12 V DC to the Pulse. Size the panel and battery for the site's sunlight and for the days of autonomy you need, and ask Grillo Support if you need help.

## Two variants

The two variants are the same sensor with a different connection. Check your order or the enclosure label to see which one you have.
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- The connection type matches the variant: Cellular or Ethernet.
- The coordinates and location name are correct.

## Off-grid power

Pulse has one power input: 12 V DC. It has no solar charger or battery connection of its own. For a site without mains power, use a solar charge controller and battery that together supply a steady 12 V DC to the Pulse. Size the panel and battery for the site's sunlight and for the days of autonomy you need, and ask Grillo Support if you need help.

:::note Earlier Pulse units
This guide covers the current Grillo Pulse. Units installed before 2026 use different hardware and firmware. If you look after one of those, [contact Grillo Support](/support/contact) for its procedures.
:::
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