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Industrial Networking

Industrial Ethernet switches, fieldbus couplers, communication modules and network cables (PROFINET, EtherNet/IP, PROFIBUS, Modbus). Request a quote by part number.

Industrial Networking – part numbers and prices

Schneider ElectricTM251MESC

Modicon M251 Ethernet CANopen Programmable Logic Controller

US$762.79

Schneider ElectricBMXP3420302

Modicon M340 Processor 1024 I/O CANopen Ethernet Programmable Logic Controller

US$1,246.66

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Industrial Networking buying guide

Industrial vs office networking

Industrial Ethernet switches are built for control cabinets: DIN-rail mounting, 24 V DC supply (often redundant inputs) and wider temperature ranges. Managed switches add features such as VLANs, redundancy protocols and IGMP snooping, which matters for multicast traffic on EtherNet/IP networks.

Choosing a switch or communication module

Check port count and speed, copper or fiber ports (and fiber type), managed or unmanaged, and the protocol your controllers use (PROFINET, EtherNet/IP, Modbus TCP, PROFIBUS). For communication modules, match the controller platform and the full catalog number.

Industrial Networking by brand

We list 43 Industrial Networking part numbers from 7 brands. Listed prices run from US$15.66 to US$1,362.60 (excl. taxes, duties and shipping); items without a price are quoted on request.

Popular industrial networking part numbers

How to get a industrial networking quote

Open a product page and use Request Quote on WhatsApp or the inquiry form; the part number is filled in for you. For a part that is not listed, send us the part number and we will source and quote it. No account is needed.

Industrial Networking: frequently asked questions

Can I use an office switch in a control panel?

It is not recommended. Office switches usually need AC power, are not DIN-rail mounted and are not rated for cabinet temperatures or electrical noise.

Managed or unmanaged switch?

Unmanaged switches are plug-and-play for small isolated networks. Managed switches are preferred when you need diagnostics, VLANs, ring redundancy or multicast control.

Can you quote a industrial networking that is not listed?

Yes. Our catalog is a selection of frequently requested parts. Send the part number and quantity through the inquiry form or WhatsApp and we will check availability and reply with a quotation.

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