Crevis

[Lemming]

Anyone ever used the Crevis remote IO system?? Looking for cheap IO to live in the BMS world...

 

[Lemming]

http://www.crevis.co.kr/eng/main/main.php

Alternate recommendations welcomed too.. Looking to connect with MB/TCP (most likely.. DNet is an option) to a Micro850

Have a pile of RTD's in the siemens LG-NI1000 flavour, and a handful of 0-10V in / out. Probably do the DI/DO with the base, and offload the analogue to remote IO X

 

[Saffa]

I haven't used these yet but I do have a project coming up in a months time where they were spec'd. So I would be interested to know how they turn out if you do use them.

I normally work with the Schneider STB remote IO. They're good, but I don't think they'd be price competitive with the Crevis gear.

 

[Lemming]

I normally work with the Schneider STB remote IO. They're good, but I don't think they'd be price competitive with the Crevis gear.

I've looked at these previously as well, but always far too expensive, and have ended up back with Beckhoff...

Working with a customer who good at extracting blood from a stone

Interestingly, Beijer are knocking off the Crevis IO as their own, even the part numbers are the same...

 

[baldone]

I might be interested in Crevis judging from first look.
Can you get them in the US?
Do you have any pricing for anything?

 

[Lemming]

Can you get them in the US?

Dunno

Do you have any pricing for anything?

Not yet....

 

[Lemming]

Do you have any pricing for anything?

About 2/3 the cost of beckhoff, which is 1/2 the cost of point....

 

[VictorBit]

I did a project quit recent where I used a Crevis Modbus rs485 communication module and some digital I/Os.

I like them but our installer at the company who built the cabinet and fitted them diden't like the ST-2748 since each of the 8 D/O has seperate feed. (as can be seen in my attached photo)

For Pricing here is an PDF,

http://www.beijer.se/web/web_se_be_se.nsf/wwwpages/D39063F8351D1AAEC12579CA004DAAD3/$File/MLM20LIST%2001%20Nov.pdf

Please note this is the list-prices and the PDF is from late 2013, and it's in Swedish.

BUT, you can (Ctrl+F) and enter the product and see the 'estimated price'.