Fieldbus Remote I/O Modules for PROFINET and Ethernet/IP Integration

Fieldbus I/O modules are used to access and control remote digital I/O, analog I/O, pulse I/O, relays and temperature sensors using PROFINET or Ethernet/IP protocols.

We have been supplying remote I/O modules for over 20 years. Our comprehensive range includes Ethernet, USB, serial, wireless and fieldbus I/O modules offering analog, digital and relay acquisition and control.

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Advantech ADAM-6160EI Series

Real-Time EtherNet/IP to 6 Channel Form C Relay Output Module

From £357.50 (exc. VAT)

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Advantech ADAM-6156EI Series

Real-Time EtherNet/IP to 16 Channel Isolated Digital Output Module

From £328.00 (exc. VAT)

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Advantech ADAM-6151EI Series

Real-Time EtherNet/IP to 16 Channel Isolated Digital Input Module

From £327.00 (exc. VAT)

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Advantech ADAM-6150PN Series

Real-Time Profinet to 15 Channel Isolated Digital I/O Module

From £283.00 (exc. VAT)

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Advantech ADAM-6150EI Series

Real-Time EtherNet/IP to 15 Channel Isolated Digital I/O Module

From £327.50 (exc. VAT)

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Advantech ADAM-6117PN Series

Real-Time Profinet to 8 Channel Isolated Analog Input Module

From £431.00 (exc. VAT)

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Advantech ADAM-6117EI Series

Real-Time EtherNet/IP to 8 Channel Isolated Analog Input Module

From £498.00 (exc. VAT)

Which Fieldbus Standards Are Supported?
Different models cover Profibus, CANopen and DeviceNet, among others. Choosing the right unit depends on the existing PLC or DCS infrastructure.

Why Use Fieldbus Instead of Ethernet?
Fieldbus remains common in process automation because of its deterministic timing and robustness in noisy environments. Fieldbus I/O modules extend these systems without requiring wholesale upgrades.

What Features Help in Harsh Environments?
Look for galvanic isolation, redundant power inputs and metal housings. These features help modules withstand electrical noise and vibration in process and energy plants.