RST-MBG-60

A DIN-rail industrial gateway that acts as an M-Bus master. It collects consumption and diagnostic data from heat, cooling, water, gas, and electricity meters, decodes the variable-length telegrams, and publishes the values as standard Modbus RTU, Modbus TCP, and MQTT (JSON). It removes the complexity of proprietary M-Bus telegram parsing for SCADA, PLC, building management, and cloud IoT platforms. Meters are discovered automatically and their values appear as ordinary registers or JSON topics.

RST-HP485-03 (Upcoming)

A DIN-rail gateway that reads European smart meters through their P1 or HAN consumer interface and republishes the data as standard Modbus RTU over RS-485. One unit covers both interfaces, so a single part number serves installations across several markets. Two parallel RS-485 sockets allow the unit to be inserted into an existing bus without a separate wiring block. Two dry-contact alarm outputs signal faults directly to a panel or building management system.

Gigabit Fibre + PoE++

Two Gigabit fibre links become two Gigabit copper ports — and both copper ports source IEEE 802.3bt Type-4 power, up to 90 W each and 180 W in total. Most industrial fibre-to-copper converters stop at 30 W. When the device at the end of the fibre run is a heated PTZ camera, a multi-radio access point or an edge compute node, that means a converter, a separate injector, and a second power feed in the cabinet. This unit replaces all three. Unmanaged by design. Four DIP switches cover fibre redundancy, fibre speed, 250 m extended copper reach, and the PoE watchdog. Nothing to configure, nothing to log into, nothing to patch. Rated –40 °C to +75 °C in an IP40 anodised aluminium extrusion with no fan and no filter. It features redundant DC inputs and a fault relay.