Sensors and detectors
As a matter of fact, sensors and detectors are an important part of any system for remote monitoring and control. The sensors and detectors provide transformation of environmental parameters into electrical signals. These signals are monitored from devices either for Ethernet remote monitoring or GSM remote monitoring.
All devices have 3 years warranty.
1-Wire temperature sensor TST100
Digital temperature sensor TST103
1-Wire humidity and temperature sensor TSH202
Compact humidity and temperature sensor TSH202B
Digital humidity and temperature sensor TSH206
Waterproof temperature and humidity sensor TSH230
1-Wire current loop transmitter TSA200
Precision temperature sensor with RS-485 interface TST300
RS-485 humidity and temperature sensor TSH300
IP54 temperature and humidity sensor TSH330
CO2, humidity, and temperature multi-sensor TSM400-4-CPTH
S0 Pulse counter with MODBUS RTU interface TDI340
2-channel thermocouple module with Modbus RTU interface TST320
Discontinued Products
User manuals of discontinued products.
Key points
As shown above, the sensors convert the environmental parameters and communicate with controllers for the remote monitoring through a digital interface. The interface can be either 1-Wire or RS-485.
In fact, the 1-Wire interface is patented by Maxim integrated company. Because of its addressability, a few sensors can work in parallel on the same bus. In this case, several parameters can be monitored by a single controller.
While the 1-Wire interface is designed to operate over short distances it is very popular for home and office automation. On the other hand, with a specific design, it can be used for industrial systems also.
RS-485, also known as EIA-485, is jointly published by the Telecommunications Industry Association and Electronic Industries Alliance (TIA/EIA). As well as the 1-Wire interface, RS-485 enables parallel connection of several sensors on the same bus.
Granted on the design, the sensors with the RS-485 interface are suitable for noisy industrial environmental. In addition, relatively long distances are supported.
Provided that both digital interfaces have specific requirements for the construction of the system sensors-controller, we recommend carefully reading the documentation for sensors for long-term and trouble-free operation.
Together with excellent reliability, all our sensors support the procedure for updating over the working interface.
Despite the sensors, detectors show the status of monitored parameter in two discrete values – on or off. All our detectors have either relay or open collector as outputs. In this case, they fit digital inputs of controllers in “dry contact” mode. The detectors are either powerless or self-powered from the monitored side.