FAV0010-22
3-Channel Networked 0–10 V Sensor
The 3-Channel Networked 0–10 V Sensor from Fidar Electronics reads the 0–10 V analogue signal of industrial and building equipment and turns it into a logged, alarmable value. It runs standalone on its own IP address with a built-in web page.
0–10 V DC analogue input
Three independent input channels in one unit
Works with drives, dampers and voltage transmitters
Negligible loading on the source circuit
Own IP address and built-in web page
Powered by PoE or a 48 V adapter
DHCP or a static IP address
SNMP monitoring in PRTG and SolarWinds
The 0–10 V signal is the workhorse analogue interface in building and industrial equipment: variable-speed drives, dampers, motorised valves, lighting dimmers and many transmitters all speak it. This sensor reads that voltage and turns it into a logged, alarmable value, so the command sent and the feedback returned both land on one screen — and the gap between them, usually the first sign of a stuck damper or valve, does not stay hidden.
Key features
0–10 V DC analogue input
Three independent input channels in one unit
Works with drives, dampers and voltage transmitters
Negligible loading on the source circuit
Own IP address and built-in web page
Powered by PoE or a 48 V adapter
DHCP or a static IP address
SNMP monitoring in PRTG and SolarWinds
Connectivity
Own IP, built-in web page, HTTP/HTTPS
PoE or 48 V adapter over a single network cable
SNMP output for PRTG, Zabbix and SolarWinds
Where it is used
Reading command and feedback on variable-frequency drives
Damper and valve position in HVAC systems
Connecting industrial transmitters with a voltage output
Lighting systems and 0–10 V dimmers
Logging laboratory sensors and measuring instruments
Building-automation equipment monitoring
Installation
Share a signal ground with the source device — a floating reference shows up directly as a reading error.
