We offer various types of sensors for automation of buildings, including professional weather stations. Our sensors are a perfect match for any kind of projects.
Types: passive sensors, active sensors and Modbus sensors.
Outputs (Active sensors): 0-10V or 4-20mA
Power supply: 15-36VDC (4-20 mA or 0-10V) or 24VAC (0-10V) or 230V
Thermocouples (Passive sensors): PT100, PT1000, NTC 5K, 10K, 20K, LM235Z, Ni1000, DS18B20,…
Different application: internal or external sensors, immersion sensors, contact sensors, surface sensors, ceiling mounted sensors,…
Measuring ranges: a different range of measuring zones or adjustable measuring range.
Additional options: e-ink screen for real-time display of measured values,…
We offer a wide range of automation products for comprehensive building automation and developing project-specific functionality and flexibility.
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Our service includes the engineering design of electrical installations, implementation of comprehensive control systems, set up and maintenance of automation systems and other technical solutions.
Take a look or download the Andivi catalogues which contains descriptions and technical specifications of all Andivi products.
Temperature sensors are available as passive, active and Modbus temperature sensors. What are their main differences?
Weather sensors and stations can automate the process of smart homes or smart buildings and prevent damage due to adverse weather conditions.
Weather sensor is very complex. Find out more details and facts about measuring your local weather, including temperature, air pressure and wind (speed and direction).
Wind sensors – anemometers are important instruments for weather forecasting since the weather is a determining factor in different sectors.
Temperature control can help you save a lot during the winter. How do we properly control the temperature with Modbus thermostats?
