Moxa at a Glance Moxa Makes Wireless Robust, Secure, and Reliable Moxa provides a wide selection of industrial wireless solutions that support wireless technologies including WLAN (IEEE 802.11) and GSM/GPRS/WCDMA, and serve a broad spectrum of industries around the world. Wireless network transmissions have unique security concerns, and when used in harsh industrial environments, users must also be aware of the risks posed by extreme temperatures and humidity, excessive shock and vibration, and other environmental factors. Moxa's products support a high level of security, RF redundancy, roaming, and a rugged design for both indoor and outdoor environments, and are suitable for use with a number of industrial applications, such as oil and gas, marine, and many more. MOXA's Industrial Wireless Solutions

WWAN (Wireless Wide Area Network)

Benefits: • Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE cellular IP modem • AT command • High speed HSDPA/UMTS IP modem • SMS tunnel • Link PC/PLC or serial device connection, LAN and Ethernet devices to cellular networks • Remote configuration • TCP/IP architecture

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WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network)

Benefits: • IEEE802.11a/b/g standard • Replaces the cables • Security • Reliability for harsh environment • RF and power redundancy for better performance

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Core Competencies of Moxa’s Industrial Wireless Products

• Wide IEEE802.11a/b/g solution with complete WEP/WPA/WPA2/IEEE802.1X security• WLAN Turbo Roaming for mobile applications • Versatile TCP/IP operating modes for use with cellular applications • Extended temperature models available : -40 to 75ËšC • IP30/IP67, DIN-Rail mounting, hazardous location certifications

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WPAN (Wireless Personal Area Network)

Benefits: • Bluetooth, ZigBee, Ultra-wideband, Wi-Fi and active RFID standards • Connects peripheral devices to networks via wireless • Low cost • Low latency • Low power consumption • Mesh network

Reasons to Select Wireless Industry has already accepted wireless networking as a mainstream solution for a number of different applications. The main consideration is the convenience of being able to connect devices without needing to rely solely on wired networks. Wireless communication provides an easier method for connecting devices, particularly those in remote or hard to wire locations. More importantly, wireless technology offers a number of key benefits, including flexible deployment, cost-effectiveness, greater versatility for expansion or migration, and wider network coverage.

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