An Ethernet sensor (also called a web sensor or IP sensor) connects straight to your network and serves live readings over a web browser, SNMP or Modbus TCP — no gateway or PC required.
Our COMET Ethernet web-sensor range measures temperature, relative humidity, CO2 and dew point — as ambient units, duct-mount probes, compressed-air transmitters and multi-channel web sensors, several with built-in relay outputs for local alarms.
Ethernet web sensors suit server rooms and data centres, cleanrooms, cold chain and warehouses, labs and building management — anywhere you need remote, networked monitoring with email/SNMP alerts and a downloadable record.
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Choose by parameter (T, RH, CO2, dew point), mounting (wall, duct, probe) and outputs (web/SNMP/Modbus TCP, relays). We stock the COMET web-sensor family — T series with Temprature, Humidity, CO2 and pressure monitoring, H-series with relays — with local stock, calibration and support across Australia.
Need Power over Ethernet? See our dedicated PoE Sensors range. For 4-20mA or 0-10V versions of the same measurements, see those output pages.
Our Ethernet sensors connect straight to your LAN and serve live temperature, humidity, CO2 and pressure readings over a built-in web page, SNMP and Modbus TCP. No gateway or PC is required, and alerts go out by email or SNMP trap.
The COMET T3510 and P8511 measure temperature and humidity (and derive dew point) over a standard Ethernet connection, with remote-probe and duct-mount options. Multi-channel and CO2 models add further parameters on the same network.
From compact web sensors to multi-channel data loggers and H-series units with built-in relay outputs for local alarms, the range scales from a single point to a full 16-channel monitoring system. For Power-over-Ethernet models, see our PoE sensor range.
An Ethernet sensor (or 'web sensor') plugs directly into your network and publishes live measurements over a web browser, SNMP or Modbus TCP. Unlike a standalone logger you download by USB, it is IP-addressable, so you can view readings and receive alerts from anywhere on the network.
Our COMET Ethernet range measures temperature, relative humidity, CO2 and dew point (and barometric pressure on some models), individually or combined. Options include ambient units, duct-mount probes, compressed-air transmitters and multi-channel web sensors — several with relay outputs for local alarms.
Yes. The COMET web-sensor range serves data over a built-in web server and supports SNMP and Modbus TCP, plus email and SNMP-trap alerts — so they integrate directly with BMS, SCADA and network-monitoring platforms such as PRTG or Nagios.
Many do — PoE models draw power and data from a single cable, ideal for ceilings, ducts and server racks. If PoE is your priority, see our dedicated PoE Sensors range for the full Power-over-Ethernet line-up. Non-PoE models run from a small DC adapter.
Common applications are server rooms and data centres, cleanrooms, cold-chain and warehouse storage, laboratories, museums and building management — anywhere you need permanent, networked monitoring with remote access and alarms rather than periodic manual checks.
An Ethernet sensor uses a wired network connection for maximum reliability (and optional PoE power); Wi-Fi suits locations without cabling; and 4-20mA or 0-10V outputs feed a PLC/analogue input rather than a network. For 4-20mA or 0-10V versions of these measurements, see our dedicated output pages.
Yes — several COMET web sensors log temperature and humidity (and derive dew point) in a single Ethernet unit, for example the T3610 or P8611. Multi-channel and CO2-capable models add further parameters on the same network connection.
Yes. Pacific Sensor Technologies holds local stock, ships Australia-wide, and provides local calibration, configuration help and technical support — so setup advice and service don't depend on overseas turnaround.
