Industrial Modbus TCP Converters - Modbus Gateways and Routers

Industrial Modbus TCP Converters

This category includes converters that communicate in the Modbus TCP standard with an Ethernet interface. The Modbus TCP communication protocol operates in master/slave modes and is used in industrial automation, for example, for communication with control, HVAC, heating, BMS, and many other systems. Due to its open nature, the Modbus TCP protocol is one of the most popular communication protocols in the industry.

Industrial Modbus TCP converters, often referred to as **Modbus gateways** or **Modbus routers**, are a key component of modern industrial automation networks. Their main task is to integrate devices based on older communication standards, such as Modbus RTU or RS-485, with advanced Ethernet networks. This allows for large-scale management and monitoring of industrial processes from anywhere in the world. These converters enable data collection from sensors, controllers, and machines, and then make it available on the IT network, which is fundamental for IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things) systems and remote supervision.

Versatility and Protocol Support

We have prepared various types of industrial Modbus TCP converters for you, depending on the communication protocol of the devices you want to integrate with your system. Our offer includes Modbus TCP converters for: BACnet IP or MSTP, CAN, DALI, DeviceNet, DMX, Ethernet, J1939, KNX, Lonworks, Modbus RTU (Modbus gateways, Modbus routers), NMEA 2000, PROFIBUS, PROFINET, RS-232, RS-485, and SNMP.

The versatility of our Modbus TCP converters allows them to be used in almost every industry. Converters for BACnet IP or MSTP are essential in the building automation (BMS) sector, where they enable communication between industrial devices and building management systems. Solutions for protocols like PROFIBUS or PROFINET integrate Modbus networks with advanced PLC controllers and SCADA systems on production lines. Our Modbus TCP gateways for CAN and J1939 are ideal for the transport and automotive industries, while converters for DALI and DMX revolutionize lighting control in industrial and commercial facilities.

Technical Parameters and Reliability

By purchasing an industrial Modbus TCP converter from our offer, you are investing in reliability. These devices feature a robust enclosure and a wide operating temperature range from -40°C to 85°C, which allows them to operate without issues in harsh environmental conditions. A key feature is galvanic isolation, which protects connected devices from surges and electromagnetic interference, ensuring the stability and safety of the entire network. The compact design with the option for DIN rail mounting facilitates installation in control cabinets and saves valuable space. Our Modbus gateways also offer advanced features, such as a built-in web server for remote configuration and data buffering capabilities. In the event of an Ethernet network failure, data from Modbus RTU devices are temporarily stored in the converter's memory and transmitted to the supervisory system once the connection is restored. This solution minimizes the risk of losing critical information.

Key Roles in Modern Automation

Modbus TCP converters play a central role in the digitalization of industry. They enable the connection of older devices that use RS-485 serial communication to a modern network infrastructure based on Ethernet. As a result, companies can integrate their production systems with advanced data analysis software, predictive maintenance, and ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) systems without the need for costly machine replacements. This directly translates into increased efficiency, optimized energy consumption, and reduced operational costs.

Regardless of the industry, our Modbus TCP converters are an indispensable component in building automation, access control systems, energy management, environmental monitoring systems, and the energy sector. For example, in photovoltaic farms, a Modbus TCP converter can collect data from solar inverters (Modbus RTU) and transmit it to a central monitoring system, enabling remote monitoring of panel performance and early detection of failures.

Choose the Ideal Converter for Your Application

Choosing the right Modbus TCP converter is a decision that should be dictated by the specifics of your application. We offer a wide range of models that differ in functionality, number of ports, transmission speed, and supported protocols. It is important to determine how many slave devices you want to connect, what their transmission speed (baud rate) is, and what protocols need to be integrated into the Modbus TCP network. Our team of experts is ready to assist you in this process, providing professional advice and helping you choose the optimal solution.

For your convenience, we have divided our Modbus TCP converters according to the technology they support. Choose the one that interests you and see the available devices: