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MOXA Industrial Device Networking
The Proud Co. Pittsburgh, Western PA, West Virginia
For over twenty years, industrial systems integrators have relied on Moxa products in major device networking installations around the world. Moxa offers industrial-grade solutions backed by an excellent warrenty and highly-specialized technical support for a diverse range of applications, including connecting PLCs to a wireless control network, transmitting temperature signals over long distances, and control and monitoring at remote locations.
Vertical industry strengths include transportation, power utility (IEC 61850-3) and gas transmission.
In addition to the standard product offerings, Moxa's expert R&D team can also deliver customized solutions for projects that have highly specialized requirements, including the development of specific technical functions or simple changes in connector type.
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W406 Wireless Embedded Computer
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| Stay Connected with the Next Generation of Wireless |
Although 802.11a/b/g networks continue to be popular today, the next generation of wireless applications, such as real-time voice and video streams for remote monitoring, will require more bandwidth and reliability. To meet the growing needs of these bandwidth-hungry applications, the latest IEEE 802.11n standard offers blazing data rates of up to 300 Mbps... MORE
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| Watch Moxa Serial to Ethernet Converter Set Up in 30 Seconds! |
Did you know that you can set up any NPort A Series device server in about 30 seconds? That's because each NPort A Series server has a built-in setup wizard that walks you thought the most common settings...
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| Safety Controllers: Where Do They Fit In? |
| Historically, most machine and robot OEMs have implemented safety relays and safety PLCs. Both work well in the right context, but neither is ideally suited as the mid-range solution needed in many OEM applications... MORE |
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