Phoenix Contact WLAN 1100 Series Wall Wireless Access Point, 1, 100Mbps Transmission, 24 V dc

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650,68 €

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787,32 €

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N° de stock RS:
134-8668
Numéro d'article Distrelec:
301-05-478
Référence fabricant:
2702534
Fabricant:
Phoenix Contact
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Marque

Phoenix Contact

Product Type

Wireless Access Point

Transmission Speed

100Mbps

Transmission Length

100m

Nominal Supply Voltage

24 V dc

Mount Type

Wall

Series

WLAN 1100

For Use With

HTTP/HTTPS, LAN, Command Line Interface, Web

Minimum Operating Temperature

60°C

Number of RJ-45 Ports

1

Maximum Operating Temperature

0°C

Standards/Approvals

UL, RoHS, REACH

Weight

337g

Width

62.8 mm

Height

36.5mm

Depth

113.2mm

Number of Ports

1

Switch Type

Managed

Compatible USB Cable Version

No

Special Features

Quality Of Service

Protocol Type

IEEE 802.11

Pays d'origine :
DE

Wireless LAN Ethernet Port Adaptor


Reliable, rugged and safe. The Factory Line WLAN ethernet and Serial Port adapters have been specially designed for use in harsh industrial environments.,They allow simple and inexpensive integration of automation devices and PLCs to serial or Ethernet connection to a WLAN network.,By supporting the currently highest safety standard in acc. with IEEE 802.11i with AES encoding, the data are protected as best possible from unauthorized access or manipulation.

Protocol-transparent data transmission

Brief delay time (Latency)

Fast setting up of connection

Configuration, diagnostics and connection control via SNMP (only EPA) and AT commands

Wireless approvals for Europe and north America

DHCP server and client

Operating modes: with regard to the infrastructure and ad-hoc

Ad-hoc networks with seven devices possible

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