Moxa ioThinx I/O Modules - Intelligent I/O for Edge and IIoT Applications

Moxa ioThinx I/O modules are built for intelligent, distributed control systems. Compatible with the ioThinx controller platform, these I/O modules provide modular signal acquisition and offer support for analog, digital, and relay I/O in compact, field-ready enclosures.

Easy to install and highly configurable, Moxa ioThinx modules are the perfect building blocks for next-generation smart systems and edge controllers.

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Moxa 45MR-2404

IoThinx 4500 Module: 4x Form A Relays (30V DC/250V AC) -40°C to +75°C

Moxa 45MR-1601

IoThinx 4500 Module: 16x Digital Inputs (24V DC, NPN) -40°C to +75°C

Moxa 45MR-1600

IoThinx 4500 Module: 16x Digital Inputs (24V DC, PNP) -40°C to +75°C

Moxa 45ML-5401

IoThinx 4500 Module with 4x 2-Wire RS-232/422/485

Moxa 45MR-7820

IoThinx 4500 Module: 8-Channel, 0V DC and 8-Channel, 12/24V DC Potential Distributor Module -40°C to +75°C

Moxa 45MR-7210

IoThinx 4500 Power Module: Spring-Type Euroblock Terminals, -40°C to +75°C

Moxa 45MR-6810

IoThinx 4500 Module: 8x Thermocouples -40°C to +75°C

Moxa 45MR-6600

IoThinx 4500 Module: 6x RTDs -40°C to +75°C

Moxa 45MR-4420

IoThinx 4500 Module: 8x Analog Outputs (0V to 10V or 0mA to 20mA or 4mA to 20mA), -40°C to +75°C

Moxa 45MR-3810

IoThinx 4500 Module: 8x Analog Inputs -10V to 10V/0 to 10V) -40°C to +75°C

Moxa 45MR-3800

IoThinx 4500 Module: 8x Analog Inputs (0 to 20mA/4 to 20mA) -40°C to +75°C

Moxa 45MR-2606

IoThinx 4500 Module: 8x Digital Inputs (24V DC, PNP) and 8x 24V DC Source Digital Outputs -20°C to +60°C

Moxa 45MR-2601

IoThinx 4500 Module: 16x Digital Outputs (24V DC, Source) -40°C to +75°C

Moxa 45MR-2600

IoThinx 4500 Module: 16x Digital Outputs (24V DC, Sink) -40°C to +75°C

Wireless Solution Saves Time and Reduces Overheads for OT Machinery Monitoring Project

Our customer was looking for ways to improve efficiency and reliability, and reduce operation costs and overheads for their manufacturing facility. The initial step in this transformation was to add additional monitoring and measurements to several areas of their facility to allow the collection of usage data from older machinery for analysis. The machinery to be analysed would be located in many areas of the complex, with some sitting in concrete outbuildings far from the source of the main network.