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Dear Phil, Thank you for the question. For the inquiry about ordering, you can reach our Sales team at sales@eztcp.com for more information. If you can send an email with the exact number of units you want, our Sales team will provide you with the detailed quote. Thank you very much. Best Regards, > Philip Hortin wrote: > ------------------------------------ > Thank you for your response. Could you recommend a supplier that can supply in quantiles of less than 10 units. The Australian supplier has quoted a minimum order of 10 units. The purchase of 10 units will exceed our budget for this part of the project. 2 or 3 units is ideal. Thanks, > Sollae Systems wrote: > ------------------------------------ > Dear Phil, Thank you for the inquiry. We would like to inform you that the operating temperatures between CIE-M10 and CIE-M10A are different. The operating temperature for CIE-M10 is from 0 to 70 Celcius degree. For more details, you can refer to the datasheets below: +) CIE-M10 Data Sheet: https://www.eztcp.com/en/download/pds_files/ds_ciem10en.pdf +) CIE-M10A Data Sheet: https://www.eztcp.com/en/download/pds_files/ds_ciem10aen.pdf In your case, it is recommended to use CIE-M10A in such temperature conditions. We hope the above is helpful to you. Please feel free to leave us questions if you have any. Thank you very much. Best Regards > Philip Hortin wrote: > ------------------------------------ > Hi, Can you confirm the temperature range for the CIE-M10. The specifications states 0°C as the lowest operating temperature for the M10 but the M10A can go down to -40°C. I ask because I have a project the needs to operate down to -20°C in Antarctica and my local supplier has the M10 in stock. Can I use the M10 instead of the M10A. I only need 3 but If I have to use the M10A I will have to buy 10 minimum to get them from my local supplier. Thanks, Phil
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