| The NexSens mV-RS485 signal adapter converts a standard mV output signal to RS-485, allowing multiple analog sensors to be integrated into a sensorBUS string. |  |
Communication Adapters
NexSens mV to RS-485 Signal Adapter
NexSens UW-2W sensorBUS Signal Splitter
| The 2-way sensorBUS signal splitter is used to connect SDI-12 or RS-485 sensors to any point along T-Node temperature strings. |  |
NexSens UW-2W-A Analog Signal Splitter
| The 2-way analog signal splitter is used to simultaneously connect two analog sensors to the SDL500 data logger. | |
NexSens T-Boost Signal Booster
| This signal booster increases the multi-point data collection capabilities and the operational range for T-Node temperature strings. | |
NexSens 1-Wire UW to MS8 Adapter
| The 1-wire UW to MS8 adapter is used for connecting NexSens T-Node temperature strings to iSIC data loggers. |  |
NexSens UW to MS8 Adapter
| The UW to MS8 adapter provides an interface for calibration of YSI sondes that have UW connectors attached to the cables. | |
NexSens UW to RS-232 Adapter Cable
| The UW-ADP PC adapter cable is required to log multi-point temperature data from NexSens T-Node temperature strings directly to a computer. |  |
NexSens MS8 to USB Adapter
| The NexSens MS8 to USB adapter provides power & communications from a YSI 6-Series sonde to a Windows-Based computer. |  |
NexSens RS-232 to USB Adapter
| The RS-232 to USB adapter is used for interfacing instruments with computers that do not have available DB-9 serial port connections. |  |
NexSens A50 Junction Box
| The A50 Junction Box simplifies the process of wiring multiple sensors into an iSIC data logger. |  |
Get Started
Ready to learn how NexSens can assist your project? Use the tools to the right to build your own monitoring system, see how others have benefitted from NexSens solutions, or contact an application engineer to discuss your needs.
Ready to learn how NexSens can assist your project? Use the tools to the right to build your own monitoring system, see how others have benefitted from NexSens solutions, or contact an application engineer to discuss your needs.