I repeat, modbus is protocol, not device. Any programmable device with serial interface can use modbus.
So please explain what you are after. Some rtu / tcp bridge?
So you are looking for 16ch relay module with Rs485 converter onboard?
Or to connect common Rs485 converter to Esp which controls 16ch relay module?
Looking for something like this?
Look, read carefully.
Rs485 is serial standard using differential signaling for long distance communication.
Modbus rtu is common serial protocol commonly used in automation.
Rs485 can be used without modbus, modbus can be used without Rs485.
So to get best help here, just try to describe what you are after.
You need 16 relays and 16 buttons? With long wiring?
Post some simple scheme.
yes, 16 momentary buttons, 16 relays for LEDS and to connect to esp32 /raspberry. 16 momentary buttons has separate circuit and 16 leds has separate circuit on 220vac.
that is all. i can make it with some more devices, but I need one box device.
Thank you.
If schematics are not your preferred tools, write what you want to accomplish. Not how you think to do it, just what you need to do. Presenting all the devices that are actually on this setup, describing what you would like to keep or substitute.
Ability to communicate over RS485 using Modbus protocol
Not sure you would get a ready made board with so many interfaces but you could look at using an i2c bus and MCP23017 IO expanders. You can use multiple of these so 2 would give you 32 channels of IO and there are some with 16 relays and an ESP32 eg
Interfacing to RS485 using a serial to RS485 board. All this would work with ESPHome if that is what you want. This would be three separate boards but I think would do what you want. If you are familiar with ESPHome have a look at
I’m not using a standard system. I already have part of it built. I was only looking for one specific device, because if I needed more than one, I could have figured out a solution myself. Thank you, everyone.
You are correct. thanks.
Thank you so much. It’s exactly what I was looking for.