WiFi Netbiter promotion-Get you equipment online using WiFi!

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Access your equipment from anywhere via your existing WiFi

With this time-limited Netbiter Remote Management package from HMS, you can:
  • Monitor and Control your equipment remotely
  • Log data
  • Get alarms when certain levels are reached
  • Do remote machine programming and debugging
                   
 Application example:
















Here’s how it works: An Anybus Wireless Bridge is attached to the outside of your control cabinet for optimal WiFi coverage and it is then connected to your existing WiFi network. The data is forwarded to a Netbiter EasyConnect310 gateway inside your cabinet via an Ethernet cable. The Netbiter EC310 gives secure access to your equipment and the Netbiter Argos Remote Management system where you can log, access and control your equipment online (www.netbiter.net). There is no need for fixed IP addresses or expensive cellular network subscriptions.


The exclusive offer consists of this bundle:
  1. Netbiter EC310 (part number: NB1007)
  2. Anybus Wireless Bridge DualBand 2,4/5 GHz (part number: 024120)
Price: R7999

Optional accessory: Connector Kit for Anybus Wireless Bridge including M12 power connector and M12 ethernet connector, both with screw terminals.
Part number: 024700, Price: R299
Contact us at sales@idx.co.za for more information on this unique offer.
The offer is valid during the period 1st of September and 30th of November. 

Learn more about Anybus Wireless Bridge and Netbiter Here

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