Wago Corporation: Profinet bus coupler

Wago has released the 750-340 Series PROFINET Bus coupler, designed to be used as local or distributed I/O on a PROFINET industrial Ethernet network.

Jun 11, 2007

The 750-340 Series is in accordance with RT specification V 2.01 and includes features like automation configuration, Mbs baud rate, and support for many common Ethernet protocols. Housed in modular, compact, DIN rail-mount design, unit is capable of fitting in the smallest of spaces while reducing costs associated with traditional rack-based PLC I/O. Compatibility with all 750 and 753 Series I/O modules offers access to more than 200 digital, analog, and special function modules and ensures connectivity to virtually all signal types.

Phone: 262/255-6333

www.wago.com

WAGO Corporation

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