IND-0-10V0-10V Sensor Adapter
connect any 3rd party 0-10V sensor to the platform
Interfaces any 3rd party sensor with a 0-10V output.
±1% accuracy on the measured signal.
Built-in auxiliary 12V DC supply (50mA max) powers the connected sensor.
Thresholds & alerting on the base unit, like any native sensor.
Alerting via email, SMS and voice call.
BMS ready via Modbus TCP, BACnet IP & Modbus RTU.
SNMP for NMS/DCIM & MQTT for IIoT.
±1% accuracy on the measured signal.
Built-in auxiliary 12V DC supply (50mA max) powers the connected sensor.
Thresholds & alerting on the base unit, like any native sensor.
Alerting via email, SMS and voice call.
BMS ready via Modbus TCP, BACnet IP & Modbus RTU.
SNMP for NMS/DCIM & MQTT for IIoT.
Bring the specialty transmitters at your site onto one monitoring platform:
Pressure & flow: transmitters on cooling & fuel systems
Level & position: tanks, dampers, valves
Air & gas: velocity, differential pressure & gas transmitters
Any 0-10V Sensor Onboard
0-10V is the lingua franca of industrial transmitters. If a specialty sensor speaks it, this adapter brings it onto the InfraSensing platform.
Built-In 12V Sensor Supply
An auxiliary 12V DC output (50mA max) powers the connected transmitter — no separate power supply to install, cable or maintain at the sensor location.
One Platform, One Alert Chain
The 3rd party sensor reports alongside your InfraSensing sensors: same base unit, same thresholds, same alerting, same protocols to your monitoring systems.
How It Works
Connects to the base unit over a standard network cable, up to 100m (330ft). The base unit monitors and alerts on its own — no PC or software required.
Flexible Integration
BMS integration over Modbus TCP, BACnet IP & Modbus RTU. SNMP for NMS/DCIM and MQTT for Industrial IoT applications.
Technical Specifications
View signal accuracy, auxiliary supply, mounting and connectivity specifications for the IND-0-10V.
How It Works
The IND-0-10V connects to the base unit over a standard network cable, up to 100m (330ft). The base unit is a standalone device with its own IP address — on its own it monitors the adapter and triggers alerts, with no PC or software required.
- Connect the 3rd party sensor's 0-10V output (and, if needed, its supply) to the adapter's terminals.
- The adapter measures the signal with ±1% accuracy and reports it to the base unit.
- Threshold alerting handled by the base unit as soon as a set level is exceeded (or undercut).
- Optional Monitoring Software for central monitoring and trending — not required.