Meilhaus ME-RedLab 1008 USB DAQ Module MiniLab USB-1008 Open Box
This is a Meilhaus Electronic ME-RedLab 1008 USB data acquisition module, the rebranded equivalent of the Measurement Computing MiniLab 1008 / USB-1008. It arrives in an open original shipping box with the full accessory bundle pictured, ready to drop into a lab, workshop, or automation project.
Features & Specifications
- 12-bit USB DAQ module with 8 single-ended or 4 differential analog inputs
- Two 10-bit analog outputs (D/A OUT0, D/A OUT1)
- Up to 28 bidirectional digital I/O channels including DIO0-DIO3 terminal block access
- 32-bit external event counter (CTR terminal)
- Bus-powered over USB (PC +5V), no external power supply needed; USB 1.1 compatible and works at Low-Speed on USB 2.0 ports
- Status LED and CAL/TST calibration and test terminals on the housing
- Red durable plastic enclosure with clearly labeled screw-terminal blocks
- Compatible with TracerDAQ, Universal Library, InstaCal, and LabVIEW drivers
- Also identified/marketed as Measurement Computing MiniLab 1008 and USB-1008
- Includes the original cardboard shipping box with Meilhaus Electronic label, USB A-to-B cable, RedLab-CD software disc, and small red terminal screwdriver
Condition Description
- New, open box: the ME-RedLab 1008 module and all pictured accessories look unused with no visible wear.
- Original cardboard shipping box included, with Meilhaus Electronic shipping label still attached.
- Includes the USB cable, RedLab-CD software disc, and small red screwdriver for the terminal blocks, exactly as pictured.
- No cosmetic flaws are visible on the unit or accessories.
Shipping & Returns
- Ships next business day.
- Packed safely and securely.
- 30-Day Return Policy (buyer pays return shipping).
- Shipping calculated by eBay at checkout.
Why You'll Love It
If you need reliable USB-based data acquisition without the overhead of a full-size DAQ chassis, the ME-RedLab 1008 hits a sweet spot of affordability and versatility. It gives you 8 analog inputs, dual analog outputs, dozens of digital I/O lines, and a hardware counter, all through a simple bus-powered USB connection - no external power brick to manage. Because it's built on the same core design as the widely used Measurement Computing MiniLab 1008 / USB-1008, it slots right into existing LabVIEW, TracerDAQ, or Universal Library workflows, making it a great fit for engineers, hobbyist makers, and educators who want a compact, dependable measurement tool they can trust straight out of the box.