Modular Expansion Remote I/O Modules for Industrial Automation

Easily scale your industrial control system with our expansion remote I/O modules, engineered for flexible integration across a wide range of automation environments. Our modules offer rugged performance and modular connectivity, available in analog, digital, and mixed-signal configurations

We have been supplying remote I/O modules for over 20 years. Our comprehensive range includes Ethernet, USB, serial, wireless and fieldbus I/O modules offering analog, digital and relay acquisition and control.

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Sealevel 462N

96 Channel TTL DB78 Digital Interface SeaI/O Expansion Module

£313.50

Sealevel 440N

32 Reed Relay Output SeaI/O Expansion Module – board only

£291.00

Sealevel 540N

32 Open-Collector Output SeaI/O Expansion Module

£378.00

Sealevel 430N

32 Optically Isolated Digital Input SeaI/O Expansion Module

£230.00

Sealevel 450N

16 Form C Relay Output SeaI/O Expansion Module

£266.50

Sealevel 470N

16 Analog Input/2 Analog Output – 8 Isolated Digital Input/8 Digital Output SeaI/O Expansion Module

£465.50

Sealevel 463N

96 Channel TTL Digital Interface SeaI/O Expansion Module

£281.00

Sealevel 520N

8 Optically Isolated Input/8 High-Current Form C Relay Output SeaI/O Expansion Module

£280.00

Sealevel 570N

8 Analog Input – 8 Isolated Digital Input/8 Form C Relay Output SeaI/O Expansion Module

£403.00

Sealevel 410N

16 Optically Isolated Digital Input/16 Reed Relay Output SeaI/O Expansion Module

£254.50

Sealevel 420N

16 Optically Isolated Digital Input/8 Form C Relay Output SeaI/O Expansion Module

£266.50

Sealevel 530N

16 Isolated Digital Input/16 Open-Collector Output SeaI/O Expansion Module

£428.50

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.