What is the difference between a gateway and a signal transducer?

A gateway is a bridge between two devices working on different protocols, for example, Modbus RTU to Modbus TCP. An analog signal transducer converts and isolates analog voltage or current signals between two devices. We can help you work out what your installation requires.

2. Can the Lynx Gateway work with my existing PLC system?

Yes, the Lynx Gateway is kind of built to work along with your current infrastructure so you don’t really need to swap any existing devices in order to add that protocol conversion part.

3. How much isolation does the signal transducer provide?

GIC signal transducers can provide as much as 3.75 kV of 3-port galvanic isolation between the input, output, and power supply, so your system gets guarded from signal noise and some grounding problems.

4. Can these units connect over Ethernet as well as serial?

Yeah, interface converters and gateways kinda support RS232, RS422, RS485, and also 10/100 Mbps Ethernet, so you can connect serial devices into an Ethernet-based network.

5. Do I need to calibrate the signal transducer myself?

Not really. The units arrive from the factory already tuned for the usual ranges, but you can also use a front panel potentiometer for on-site recalibration if your setup needs a different, custom range.

6. Do you deliver Gateway, Converters & Transducers outside Kolkata within West Bengal?

Yeah, we deliver across West Bengal as well as the nearby states, and for big panel-building orders, we can sort out phased delivery so it lines up with your project timeline.

7. What is the minimum order quantity?

We offer individual converters and a bulk purchase option, so we can meet your demand of 1 converter for a small panel or as many as 1,000 for a huge project. We can support your requirement