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Sensors and Central unit on Ethernet, Modbus TCP/IP, BACnet - Hugo - 16.09.2020 I just start this trade, since I`m busy to find the right sensors solution for me. Well, not that easy if you do not like the cloud and I'm also very picky about Sensors. In general, I have seen something around 200 euros or something that can be expanded in this price range after the initial purchase. So at least future expansion has to be less than 200 euros and of course, cheaper is always better but without compromising (runs and don't make me runing). Will not start a new post but adjust the following part: Version 23.01.2021 / no guarantee Finally installed Nano Temperature Sensor PoE - https://forum.logicmachine.net/showthread.php?tid=2936 under observation Temperature Humidity Sensor WiFi and Modbus https://wnksensor.en.made-in-china.com/product/YwZQKXFAnaWn/China-Temperature-Humidity-Sensor-for-Hot-Air-WiFi-Modbus-RS485-Siginal.html Temperature relay Type TR640IP or Type TR1200IP https://www.ziehl.com/en/products/?filterG=1&view=detail&detail=40 Place of honor LogicMachine Ambient https://openrb.com/lm-ambient/ Interesting: - Standing alone Sensor without Central unit: W-Lan or RJ-45 (Version dependent) example: Querx WLAN PT100 https://shop.egnite.de/media/pdf/df/e0/26/egnite_Querx_Manual_V5.pdf - Gateway for several radio sensors / Large selection of sensors: HD35APW Central unit with Ethernet + Modbus TCP Sensor HD35: Design for inside and another outside Desing - Batteries may not be rechargeable and unique. Delta OHM - https://www.deltaohm.com/en/wp-content/uploads/document/DeltaOHM-HD35-wireless-datalogger-manual-en.pdf No longer pursued but maybe interesting for you. There are also no Ethernet + Modbus TCP Sensors in HD67083-B2-868MHz-0 / EBE - MPM Wireless Gateway Manager - 868 Mhz BACnet ,Ethernet ,RJ45 ,10/100 Mbit/s, CANbus / rtl_433 SDR-RTL Dongle on a Raspberry Pi (can do almoste everithing but there are more confotabel „out oft he box“ solutions) / TCW210-TH; Modbus TCP Standing alone wired unit / NBWS100T by SE / TandD RTR-500NW / Sensors RTR-574 and RTR-501(Gate for several radio sensors - XML file) / ALLNET ALL3419 (Gate for several a few wired sensors)/ Teracom TST300 / HWg-STE IP-Thermometer / Arexx BS-1000 Gate for several radio sensors (HTTP get and post) / Testo / TME / sensorProbe2 / Newsteo / AiroSensor / TME multi / Papago 2PT ETH / X-404™ Modbus Master Controller; XW-110™ - Only available in the U.S.A. & Canada / redz STG154 (DC: 5-60V). ALTA Ethernet Gateway incl. POE MODBUS TCP Note: Difficult to see, but they may have recurring usage fee - Didn't get an offer without an annual fee. Setup may needs a online Platform. However, there is also a "Monnit Serial Modbus for GatewayRS-232C / RS-485" Same model sold also under KWJ WSN Ethernet Gateway, KWJ WSN Ethernet Gateway, Alta Power, ION and and and...... but after the third, i do not more check in detail. RE: Sensors and Central unit on Ethernet + Modbus TCP - Daniel - 17.09.2020 Did you check our LogicMachine Ambient? RE: Sensors and Central unit on Ethernet + Modbus TCP - Hugo - 17.09.2020 (17.09.2020, 07:34)Daniel. Wrote: Did you check our LogicMachine Ambient? Good to know and interesting but a single temperature doesn't help me. The LogicMachine Ambient becomes interesting for me as a back-up, when the LM becomes systemically relevant. Of course, two control units above are at the same price, but they read more than one temp. sensors which are cheaper than your unit and at least one of the two units can may communicate very clearly with the LM without a cloud. Additionally this two units are already used professionally in tricky situations, so they are even more than a semiprofessional sensor solution. However, Co2 Sensors are expensive, so the LogicMachine Ambient is possibly even a free back-up for a LogicMachine light or the better first choice - is there really a Co2 sensor in? Whereby Co2 sensors probably cost more than 500 euros and are to calibrated annually. |