RS 232 Serial Port
Isolator
RS-232 ISOLATOR / 1301
RS 232 serial port Isolator is primarily intended to provide Isolation between expensive computers or systems from the serial device, so that they are protected against any inadvertent damage due to electrical disturbances.
Specifications of RS232 to RS485 Converter
| Dimensions (LxWxH) | L= 7.9cm, W= 3.2cm, H= 6.6cm |
| Weight | 188 g |
| Input Voltage | DC 9V-36Vtd> |
| Number of ports | 2 |
| Port 1 | RS-485 : D+, D-, GND |
| Port 2 | RS-485 : D+, D-, GND |
| Serial Standards | RS-485 compatible with EIA/TIA |
| Reverse Voltage/ESD Protection for RS-485 | Yes |
| Surge Suppression | Method: TVS, Rating: 6.5V, Bi-Directional, 600W peak power dissipation, Lines Protected: Data Lines (Input, Output) |
| Warranty | 12 months |
| Transmission mode | Bi-Directional, Half-Duplex |
| Protocol | Modbus RTU/ASCII |
| Baud rate Supported | 0 to 128000 bps (self-adaptive) |
| Isolation for serial ports | Optical Isolation |
RS232 to RS485 Converter – Reliable Serial Port Communication
Avyanna Tech’s RS232 to RS485 Converter ensures seamless and efficient serial communication across industrial and commercial environments.
An RS232 to RS485 converter is a compact device used to bridge RS232 serial ports with RS485 communication networks. RS485 supports longer distances and multiple devices on a single bus, making it ideal for modern industrial automation and control systems.
Key Features of Our Serial Port Isolator
Bidirectional Conversion: Converts RS232 to RS485 and vice versa
Long-Distance Communication: Supports up to 1200 meters
Optical Isolation & Surge Protection: For safe and stable data transmission
Easy Installation: Plug-and-play design with no external power needed (in most models)
Auto Data Direction Control: No need for software flow control
Industrial Grade Build: Works reliably in harsh conditions
Supports 3-Wire: RS232 Handles TXD, RXD, and GND for standard RS232 communication.
Maintenance-Free: Durable solid-state design with no moving parts.
Applications of serial port converter
PLC Communication
SCADA Systems
Building Automation Systems
CNC Machines
Energy Monitoring
Security & Access Control Systems
Transportation and Traffic Systems
POS Systems
Why Choose Our RS232 to RS485 Converter?
High Compatibility: Supports all standard RS232/RS485 devices
Durable Design: Built for industrial use with wide temperature range
Cost-Effective: Affordable without compromising on performance
Local Support: Technical assistance and warranty available in India
Frequently Asked Questions
How does an RS232 to RS485 converter work?
An RS232 to RS485 converter is a type of serial port converter that enables communication between devices using different serial standards. It converts the single-ended RS232 signals into differential RS485 signals. RS232 is typically used for short-distance, point-to-point communication, while RS485 supports long-distance, multi-drop networks. The converter handles signal level translation, ensuring that RS232-equipped devices can reliably communicate over RS485 networks without data loss or signal interference.
what is the use of RS 232 serial port Isolater?
An RS232 Serial Port Isolator is used to protect devices and data communication systems from electrical surges, ground loops, and noise interference. It electrically isolates the RS232 signals between connected devices, ensuring stable and safe data transmission. When used alongside an RS232 to RS485 converter, it enhances system reliability by preventing damage to sensitive components and minimizing communication errors, especially in industrial environments.
What Is the difference between RS232 and RS485 convertors?
The key difference lies in the type of communication they support. An RS232 to RS485 converter is designed to convert RS232 signals (used for point-to-point communication over short distances) into RS485 signals (which support long-distance, multi-device communication on a differential bus). RS232 converters work with single-ended signals, while RS485 converters handle differential signals, offering better noise immunity and longer communication ranges. Using an RS232 to RS485 converter bridges the gap between these two protocols, allowing legacy RS232 devices to connect to modern RS485 networks.
What are common problems with RS-232 connections and how can an isolator help?
RS-232 connections often face issues like ground loops, electrical noise, voltage spikes, and signal loss over long distances. These problems can cause communication errors or damage to connected devices. A serial port isolator protects against these issues by electrically isolating the RS-232 signals, preventing interference and surge-related damage.
When used with a serial port converter, such as an RS232 to RS485 converter, the isolator ensures safe, stable, and reliable data transmission—especially in harsh industrial environments where signal integrity is critical.
