USR-HUB108S Industrial Grade RS485 Hub (1 Master to 8 Slaves)
The USR-HUB108S is a rugged, industrial-grade RS485 hub designed to expand a single RS485 master bus into 8 independent, optically isolated slave channels using a star network topology. Delivering up to 3kV (2500Vrms) optical isolation, ±15kV ESD protection, and 600W lightning surge suppression per line, it effectively eliminates ground loop interference and protects sensitive automation hardware across long-distance multi-drop Modbus RTU installations.
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 |
| Device Classification | Industrial 8-Port Isolated RS485 Hub / Repeater / Splitter |
| Interface Standard | Compatible with TIA/EIA RS-232 and RS-485 standards via industrial screw terminal blocks |
| Channel Configuration | 1-Channel RS-485 Master Input to 8-Channel RS-485 Slave Outputs (Star Bus Architecture) |
| Node & Network Capacity | Up to 128 nodes per individual RS485 channel; supports multi-node cascading and star-topology distribution |
| Data Control & Protocols | Automatic data flow direction sensing; integrated serial port buffering; protocol-agnostic (Modbus RTU / ASCII / custom) |
| Isolation & Surge Protection | 3kV optical isolation (2500Vrms, 500V DC insulation, continuous DC/DC converter); ±15kV ESD; 600W lightning surge protection per line |
| Transmission Range | 0 to 3 km (adaptive transmission distance based on baud rates from 115,200 bps down to 300 bps) over twisted pair or shielded cable |
| Status Diagnostics | 3 LED indicators: Power (POW), Data Transmit (TXD), and Data Receive (RXD) |
| Mechanical & Dimensions | 100 x 54 x 32 mm with integrated back clamp and mounting positioning holes |
| Operating Environment | Operating temperature: -20°C to +75°C; relative humidity: 5% to 95% (non-condensing) |
| Target Applications | Industrial automation, PLC & SCADA networking, building management systems, multi-point energy meter reading, security surveillance, and distributed Modbus sensor networks |






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