Rockwell Automation 1719-AENTREx I/O EtherNet/IP Adapter, Industrial Network Interface Device
The Rockwell Automation 1719-AENTREx I/O EtherNet/IP Adapter seamlessly integrates industrial control systems with Ethernet/IP networks, enabling efficient data exchange between control devices and enterprise-level networks. Ideal for applications requiring high-speed communication and robust connectivity.
Product ID:1719-AENTREx
Manufacturer:Rockwell Automation
Network Type:EtherNet/IP
Communication Protocol:Ethernet/IP
Dimensions:9.2 cm x 13.6 cm x 5.8 cm
Weight:0.28 kg
Supported Frames:Filtered A & B frames (optional), C, D, & E frames (standard)
Manual:Comes with Manual
Resistor:Equipped with Resistor
The Rockwell Automation 1719-AENTREx I/O EtherNet/IP Adapter is designed for modern industrial environments, providing a reliable bridge between industrial control systems and Ethernet/IP networks. This adapter supports standard and optional frame types for versatile network integration.
Key features include its support for both filtered and standard frame types, allowing for tailored communication needs within complex network architectures. The device is meticulously engineered for industrial-grade performance, ensuring stable and high-speed data transmission.
This adapter includes a comprehensive manual to guide users through installation and configuration, making it easy for engineers and technicians to integrate into existing setups. Its compact size and lightweight design make it ideal for space-constrained environments.
Built with robust materials, the 1719-AENTREx is designed to withstand the rigors of industrial settings, offering durability and longevity. The Ethernet/IP protocol ensures seamless communication with other compatible devices, enhancing overall system efficiency.
To install, simply connect the adapter to your desired Ethernet/IP network and follow the instructions provided in the included manual. Its straightforward setup process minimizes downtime and maximizes productivity.
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