Industrial Network & Distribution Components for Reliable Connectivity

Passive and active network modules designed for sensor/actuator wiring, Fieldbus, and high‑speed industrial Ethernet.

Our range includes passive distribution modules and rugged industrial Ethernet switches designed for automation, robotics and production systems. They simplify wiring, improve network reliability and support common protocols such as PROFINET, EtherNet/IP and Modbus TCP. Combined with robust connectors and cables, they deliver secure and efficient connectivity for modern industrial operations.

Where network & distribution components are used

Communication between PLCs, remote I/O, sensors and actuators.

Reliable networking for robots, drives, conveyors and motion systems.

Stable high bandwidth connectivity for servers, storage, switches, and critical IT infrastructure.

Network components must support the industrial protocol used in your system, such as PROFINET, EtherNet/IP, Modbus TCP or other Fieldbus variants. Correct protocol matching ensures smooth communication between sensors, controllers and machines.

Industrial networks demand components that tolerate vibration, electrical noise, temperature fluctuations and continuous operation. Housings, connectors and electronics must be built for harsh environments and long service life.

Depending on the installation, components may require IP65/IP67 protection to guard against dust, moisture, oils or water jets. This ensures secure performance in factories, production lines and outdoor systems.

Reliable data throughput is essential for automation networks. Components must maintain stable communication, minimise signal loss and support the data rates required by modern industrial Ethernet and Fieldbus systems.

Passive components distribute or split signals without processing them, such as sensor/actuator distribution modules. Active components, like Ethernet switches and routers, manage data traffic, improve performance, and provide diagnostics or redundancy features.

Key factors include port type (M12 or RJ45), number of ports, managed vs unmanaged operation, required data speed, IP rating, and environmental conditions such as vibration, electrical noise, or temperature variations.

We typically need your network protocol (PROFINET, EtherNet/IP, Modbus TCP, etc.), connector type, number of devices, installation environment, IP rating requirements and any specific performance or redundancy needs.