I recently saw an alarming message in the remote management software: "Temperature 102°C." I rushed to the server room and found that the equipment's exterior was too hot to touch, but it was still autonomously reducing its power output and transmitting signals to ensure normal operation.
A few days later, I saw another high VSWR warning, with a standing wave approaching 12. The system indicated that the transmission path needed to be opened, but it was still outputting 8 watts of power (set to 20 watts, which is more than half the expected value).
It's worth noting that regular inspections and periodic replacements, along with establishing a record-keeping system, are not in vain…
Finally, I want to give a thumbs up to a major domestic manufacturer's equipment; the quality is really good, and after troubleshooting the transmission system, everything is working normally.
