Wireless ETHERNET Gateway Provides Versatile Communication

WAGO Wireless ETHERNET Gateway (WEG) can be configured to communicate via Bluetooth 4.0 or Wireless LAN; and multiple communication configurations further increase the WAGO WEG’s versatility for your application.

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May 2nd, 2018

WAGO Wireless ETHERNET Gateway (WEG) can be configured to communicate via Bluetooth 4.0 or Wireless LAN; and multiple communication configurations further increase the WAGO WEG’s versatility for your application.

The WEG is packaged in IP65 housing and easy to mount directly on equipment, making it ideal for use in harsh industrial environments. It can be configured using a button on the front of the unit or via your web browser.

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