Products we distribute directly
Moxa
Industrial networking and computing from Taiwan — more than 35 years in this one field, by the company's own reckoning. The whole line is built for networks that cannot be allowed to stop: plants, rail, power and transport, rather than an office.
- Our status
- Products we distribute directly
- Manufactured in
- Taiwan
- Appears in
- IndustrialNetworking
- Manufacturer's site
- www.moxa.com
Product lines
Industrial Network Infrastructure
The backbone of a plant or a utility network — industrial Ethernet switches, secure routers, wireless and cellular gear, media converters, and on to the management software, secure remote access and the security appliances that sit in front of an OT network.
- Ethernet Switches
- Secure Routers
- Wireless AP/Bridge/Client
- Cellular Gateways/Routers
- Ethernet Media Converters
- Network Management Software
- Secure Remote Access
- Network Security Appliance
Industrial Edge Connectivity
What joins the old plant to the network — serial device servers, converters, protocol gateways, multiport serial boards, controllers and I/O, and OPC UA. This is the group that lets equipment already speaking Modbus or RS485 reach a modern system without being replaced.
- Serial Device Servers
- Serial Converters
- Protocol Gateways
- USB-to-Serial Converters/USB Hubs
- Multiport Serial Boards
- Controllers & I/Os
- OPC UA Software
- IP Cameras & Video Servers
Industrial Computing
Computers that can be installed where the work is — x86 and Arm alike, plus panel PCs and IIoT gateways, with the vendor's own system software. For work that has to be processed on site instead of shipping every raw reading back to a data centre.
- x86 Computers
- Arm-Based Computers
- Panel PCs
- IIoT Gateways
- System Software
Models are not listed on the site yet
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