Small and compact yet powerful. Four analog channels, an RS-485 trunk and a wired uplink, in a housing that fits the palm of your hand and a spare DIN slot.
The same compact body with a cellular modem instead of the RJ45. For remote pumping stations, stacks and substations where there is no network to plug into.
The all-in-one data logger. Twelve screw terminals of field I/O across one row, a labelled device ID on the face, and a wider enclosure that still drops onto standard rail.
A four-core computer with field I/O bolted to it. Run analytics, buffer weeks of history and drive relays locally, then hand the summary to Eco.
Eight serial channels on a single unit — Ch-0 to Ch-7, each with its own Tx, Rx and ground — for analyser rooms and instrument racks. One box instead of a shelf of converters.
Power it up, register the device ID, and the readings appear on your dashboard.