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Netbotz 250 / Netbotz 150 Pods Supplementary Power Supplies
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Posted: 2023-01-1202:24 AM
Netbotz 250 / Netbotz 150 Pods Supplementary Power Supplies
Hi there,
I'm looking at potentially installing a number of Netbotz 250 Environmental monitors with Expansion Pod 150's. Each Netbotz Master / Expansion Slave combo would have up to 5 smoke detector NBES0307 devices attached, as well as Temperature / Humidity sensors and Spot Fluid sensors. If I recall correctly, there is a limit to number of sensors that can be attached without addition of a supplementary 24VDC power supply. Is there a matrix somewhere that indicates how many additional (if any) PSU units would be required? Thanks!