SEH Technology, Inc.
SEH Technology, Inc. M07210 Device Server INU-100 USB 3.0 12-48 V DIN Rail
Connects USB 3.0 devices to industrial networks via DIN rail mounting with 12-48 V power input
- Remote USB control via SEH UTN Manager software
- USB 3.0 data transmission at top speeds
- DIN rail mounting on 35 mm top-hat rail
- Flexible 12 V to 48 V power supply range
- Integrated relay enables control of additional device
Industrial USB 3.0 Device Server
The SEH INU-100 device server connects non-networked USB equipment to a TCP/IP network for remote control and monitoring. It is built for industrial environments where USB peripherals must be managed from a central location. Installation uses a standard 35 mm DIN rail mount and a flexible 12 to 48 V power input. The UTN Manager software handles manual or automatic connection setup.
Thermals and Power in Normal Use
The unit draws power from a wide-range 12 to 48 V supply, keeping consumption low in typical cabinet installations. No active cooling is fitted, so operation stays silent in noise-sensitive areas. The compact DIN rail form factor allows dense mounting without airflow constraints. Steady performance is maintained across the full input voltage range.
Upgrade Path and Fit
This server replaces direct USB cabling or legacy serial links that cannot reach across a facility network. It adds Ethernet access to existing USB instruments, scanners, or serial adapters without replacing those devices. The integrated relay offers an extra switched output for auxiliary equipment control. The jump is worth it when remote USB access and centralised management become essential.
Highlights
- Remote USB control via SEH UTN Manager software
- USB 3.0 data transmission at top speeds
- DIN rail mounting on 35 mm top-hat rail
- Flexible 12 V to 48 V power supply range
- Integrated relay enables control of additional device
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I mount the INU-100 on a 35 mm DIN rail and wire the 12-48 V supply?
Clip the unit onto a standard 35 mm DIN EN 60715 top-hat rail inside the cabinet, then connect the power terminals to a 12 V to 48 V DC source; the step often missed is tightening both terminal screws so vibration cannot loosen the supply leads.
Which parts of the INU-100 will need attention or replacement after extended operation?
The internal relay that switches the second attached device is a mechanical contact and will wear after many switching cycles; the USB 3.0 port and Ethernet jack are solid-state but should be inspected for dust or corrosion during scheduled cabinet maintenance.
What is the first limitation that appears when the INU-100 runs continuously at high USB 3.0 throughput?
Sustained USB 3.0 traffic can saturate the single Gigabit Ethernet uplink, so network bandwidth becomes the bottleneck before the device server itself overheats or throttles.
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