USR-HUB108S-DC Industrial Grade RS485 Hub (1 Master to 8 Slaves)
The USR-HUB108S-DC is an industrial-grade RS485 hub engineered to expand a single master interface into eight independent, optically isolated slave channels via a star bus architecture. Featuring robust 3kV optical isolation (2500Vrms), ±15kV ESD protection, and 600W lightning surge suppression per line, it actively prevents ground loops, mitigates voltage differences, and protects PLCs, energy meters, and sensor nodes across demanding industrial Modbus networks.
1 Master to 8 Slaves
2500Vrms / 3kV Optical
±15kV ESD | 600W Surge
DC 9V to 40V (500mA)
300 bps to 115.2 Kbps
128 Nodes / Channel
| Product Model | USR-HUB108S-DC |
| Device Classification | Industrial 8-Channel Isolated RS485 Hub / Repeater / Splitter |
| Interface Standard | TIA/EIA RS-232 and RS-485 compliant via heavy-duty industrial terminal blocks |
| Channel Configuration | 1-Channel RS-485 Master Input to 8-Channel RS-485 Slave Outputs (Star Bus Architecture) |
| Node Support & Cascading | Up to 128 nodes per slave channel; supports multi-node cascading and distributed star topologies |
| Flow Control & Data Handling | Hardware auto-sensing data direction control; integrated serial port buffering; protocol-transparent (Modbus RTU / ASCII / proprietary) |
| Isolation & Surge Suppression | 3kV optical isolation (2500Vrms, 500V DC continuous DC/DC isolation); ±15kV ESD protection; 600W lightning surge suppression per line |
| Transmission Range & Media | 0 to 3 km (adaptive based on 115.2 Kbps down to 300 bps baud rates) via twisted pair or shielded cabling |
| Status Diagnostics | 3 integrated LED status indicators: Power (POW), Data Transmit (TXD), and Data Receive (RXD) |
| Mechanical Dimensions | 100 x 54 x 32 mm with integrated rear clamp and positioning mounting holes |
| Operating Environment | Temperature: -20°C to +75°C; relative humidity: 5% to 95% (non-condensing) |
| Target Applications | Industrial automation, SCADA systems, remote PLC networking, smart utility metering, building management systems (BMS), and security access loops |






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