Moxa continues to extend reliable, convenient, and efficient serial-to-Ethernet technology for today’s growing networking challenges with new serial-to-Ethernet technology that reduces power consumption, improves deployment efficiency, and achieves greater industrial network efficiency. The latest addition is the new NPort 5100A series, an extension of the NPort product line.
Equipped with the MiiNe, Moxa’s second generation SoC, NPort 5100A series products use 20% less components and 50% less power (under 1 watt). Greater efficiency lightens the workload involved in system deployment, an advantage that is compounded in applications that use many devices. The NPort 5100A series uses new web-based tools designed to simplify deployment. Even an inexperienced user can configure a new NPort 5100A with three clicks in around 30 seconds.
Designed to provide reliable serial-to-Ethernet communications, the NPort 5100A series features surge protection on the serial, Ethernet, and power lines. IEC 61000-4-5 surge protection certification confirms that the NPort 5100A can maintain maximum productivity in electronically noisy environments.
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