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#21
(10-16-2025, 06:05 AM)admin Wrote: 10 channel analog input for 4-20mA ?
what software you will use? home assistant?

yes  4-20mA 10 channel and  home assistant
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#22
KC868-COLB is 16 channel 0-5v analog input ports, you can convert to 4-20mA, so that can integrate to home assistant by MQTT.
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#23
(10-16-2025, 10:43 AM)admin Wrote: KC868-COLB is 16 channel 0-5v analog input ports, you can convert to 4-20mA, so that can integrate to home assistant by MQTT.

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#24
sure, it's ok.
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#25
(11-18-2025, 10:13 PM)admin Wrote: sure, it's ok.
I purchased a Colb board. Data is transferred via HA ?

and What is the equation to convert 4-20mA
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#26
COLB integrate to home assistant by mqtt, here is guide: https://www.kincony.com/mqtt-input-modul...stant.html
COLB analog input port for 0-5v
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#27
(01-07-2026, 07:17 AM)admin Wrote: COLB integrate to home assistant by mqtt, here is guide: https://www.kincony.com/mqtt-input-modul...stant.html
COLB analog input port for 0-5v

Previously, I was told that it’s possible to convert a 4–20 mA signal for use with the COLB. Could you please explain how to do that? Also, is MQTT integration with Home Assistant possible over Wi-Fi, or is it only supported via Ethernet?

(10-16-2025, 10:43 AM)admin Wrote: KC868-COLB is 16 channel 0-5v analog input ports, you can convert to 4-20mA, so that can integrate to home assistant by MQTT.
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#28
yes, COLB direct use by 0-5v, if you want use by 4-20mA, you can add extend convert module, there are many 0-5v to 4-20mA small module on market, you can search it.
MQTT only use by ethernet. wifi is not stable.
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#29
(01-08-2026, 01:44 AM)admin Wrote: yes, COLB direct use by 0-5v, if you want use by 4-20mA, you can add extend convert module, there are many 0-5v to 4-20mA small module on market, you can search it.
MQTT only use by ethernet. wifi is not stable.

Can I still read the current correctly if I connect a 250-ohm resistor across the + and − terminals?
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#30
if you read by current, can't read by voltage.
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