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Industrial Ethernet One network, all options
Open the catalog to page 1The Industrial Ethernet network portfolio from Phoenix Contact Phoenix Contact offers you more real time, more wireless, more security, and more reliability. Industrial Ethernet from Phoenix Contact can be easily integrated into your automation infrastructure – because we make Ethernet easy. Thanks to our many years of experience in automation and industrial Ethernet networks, we are familiar with and understand your expectations and requirements. This is evident and embodied in our products and solutions.
Open the catalog to page 2Contents We make Ethernet easy When we say “We make Ethernet easy”, we are talking about controlling the complexity of high-performance Ethernet networks. Therefore, we have consistently designed our products with the knowledge, the tools, and the skills of the user in mind, the automation specialist. Solutions Networked production Networked machine Networked infrastructure Networked process plant The right network setup Products Media converters Unmanaged switches Managed automation switches Managed industrial IT switches Routers and layer 3 switches Power over Ethernet (PoE) Industrial...
Open the catalog to page 3Networked production Highly productive and efficient production requires well structured, high-performance, and secure network infrastructure. The ideal concept and the right components protect your plant against automation system failures and costly downtimes. With industrial network products from Phoenix Contact, you can easily implement the high requirements of your production network in a future-proof manner. As well as the appropriate products, we also provide support for the optimum planning of your production network. High-availability production network Integration of machines
Open the catalog to page 4Connection to the company network Communication with mobile systems Network management Phoenix Contact
Open the catalog to page 5Solutions for the production network Network management Large production networks include many different network components that all have to be configured and diagnosed. Phoenix Contact managed switches, WLAN components, and security appliances can be easily started up using network management software. You can centrally assign IP addresses for network devices, configure several devices at the same time, and update the firmware. Modular managed switch Network Manager Further information on software from page 66 Network management with the FL Network Manager software High-performance and...
Open the catalog to page 6High network availability due to network redundancy Fast redundancy switch-over ensures the uninterrupted operation of automation networks in the event of connection failure. We offer: • DLR (Device Level Ring) for EtherNet/IP™ networks • MRP (Media Redundancy Protocol) for PROFINET networks • RSTP (Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol) for standard industrial IT networks • ERR (Extended Ring Redundancy) Switch-over in the event of an error Ring redundancy Further information on managed switches from page 28 If an error occurs, the network structure is reorganized so that all devices can be reached...
Open the catalog to page 7Networked machine Today, modern production machines are often networked in various ways. Whether with the Internet for remote maintenance, the company network for exchanging production data, or with other machines and I/O systems for automated production. However, greater networking also means larger networks, more communication, and increasing security requirements. Phoenix Contact offers you industrial Ethernet solutions and components specifically tailored to machine networks, which can be used to tackle not just today’s requirements, but future ones too. Stable machine networks Central...
Open the catalog to page 8Real-time-capable control network Easy and secure remote maintenance Integration into the production network Operation with smart devices Phoenix Contact
Open the catalog to page 9Solutions for the machine and system network Stable machine networks Intelligent switches offer extensive configuration and monitoring options for the machine network. In doing so, the data load in the network is reduced using multicast filter functions. Redundancy mechanisms maintain communication even in the case of undesired loops or device failures. Further information on switches for growing networks from page 26 Without IGMP snooping With IGMP snooping Multicast filters reduce the data load in the network Easy and secure remote maintenance Machine network P1 Customer network Service...
Open the catalog to page 10Machine operation with smart devices Users should be able to connect their smart devices to the machine network as easily as possible. However, if the WLAN password is known and has not been changed in a long time, this also allows third parties uncontrolled access to the machine network. The WLAN 1100 wireless module enables automated key management by the machine control system. This means that secure WLAN machine access can be easily implemented. Service Machine operator Production network Further information on Industrial WLAN from page 49 Wireless machine operation and service with...
Open the catalog to page 11Networked infrastructure In today’s industry, virtually all trades are networked via Ethernet. High demands are placed on the network infrastructure and network components used. Continuous network availability, support of application-specific standards and communication protocols, bridging of large distances, and reliable operation under harsh ambient conditions are just some of the requirements. In particular, to protect communication against attacks and tampering, protected network solutions are required. Phoenix Contact offers network solutions and components for secure and reliable...
Open the catalog to page 12Networked wind turbine generators Cost-effective networking of large IP networks Phoenix Contact
Open the catalog to page 13Solutions for infrastructure networks Power over Ethernet With Power over Ethernet (PoE), data and power are transmitted via the same standard Ethernet cable. This considerably reduces the cabling effort for the network devices installed in the field, such as surveillance cameras or WLAN access points. PoE is standardized in IEEE 802.3 and thus non-proprietary use is supported. Using PoE splitters, you can also supply standard Ethernet devices with power via PoE. Further information on Power over Ethernet from page 44 Streamlined and cost-effective cabling, thanks to PoE Extended ring...
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