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Beckhoff Automation Releases WLAN Solution for Industrial Applications

By Beckhoff Automation
Monday, December 06, 2010

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CU8890 WLAN adapter
The new CU8890 WLAN adapter features an integrated DIN rail adapter that allows convenient installation in control cabinets.



In order to provide cost-effective wireless solutions to machine builders and manufacturers in North America, Beckhoff Automation (Minneapolis, MN) has introduced the new CU8890 WLAN adapter. With the recently FCC certified CU8890, Beckhoff has expanded its range of Industrial PC accessories with a WLAN module that is ideal for industrial use. Features include:

  • Wireless integration of Industrial PCs into an Ethernet network.
  • Electromagnetic compatibility.
  • FCC certified.
  • An integrated DIN rail adapter that allows convenient installation in control cabinets.
  • Fieldbus-neutral exchange of all UDP/TCP-based data.
  • Client drivers available for Windows XP, Embedded Standard, and Windows CE.
  • A reverse SMA plug, to which various radio antennas to suit the respective environment can be attached.

For more information visit www.beckhoffautomation.com.

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