Wireless Device Servers

Browse wireless device servers designed to connect serial equipment to industrial wireless networks without the need for a fixed wired Ethernet connection. Our range includes wireless device servers for applications such as machine connectivity, remote monitoring, control systems, and integration of serial devices into wider wireless infrastructure. Use the filters to narrow by serial interface and manufacturer to find the right wireless device server for your deployment. Industrial wireless device servers provide a simple, non-intrusive way to bridge RS-232, RS-422, or RS-485 equipment to your Ethernet or Wi-Fi infrastructure without the cost and disruption of new cabling.

Looking for a reliable way to modernise your serial infrastructure? Our team can help you select and configure the right wireless device server for your environment and application.

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Moxa NPORT W2250A-EU

2 Port RS-232/422/485 Wireless Serial Device Server

£299.50 (exc. VAT)

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Moxa NPort W2250A-W4 Series

2 Port RS-232/422/485 Wireless Serial Device Server

From £396.00 (exc. VAT)

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Moxa NPort W2150A-W4 Series

1 Port RS-232/422/485 Wireless Serial Device Server

From £323.50 (exc. VAT)

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Advantech EKI-1361 Series

1 Port RS-232/422/485 Wireless Serial Device Server

From £359.50 (exc. VAT)

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Advantech EKI-1362 Series

2 Port RS-232/422/485 Wireless Serial Device Server

From £399.50 (exc. VAT)

Frequently Asked Questions

Learn More About Industrial Wireless Device Servers

A wireless device server is a device that connects serial equipment to a wireless network, allowing data from that equipment to be transmitted without relying on a direct wired network connection. It is commonly used to bring existing serial devices into a wider industrial communications system.

A wireless device server is useful when serial equipment needs to be connected to a network but running new cables is impractical, costly, or restrictive. This can apply in retrofit projects, remote installations, moving equipment, or sites where greater flexibility in device placement is needed.

Wireless device servers are typically used with serial devices such as controllers, meters, sensors, legacy equipment, barcode readers, terminals, and other industrial systems that communicate over interfaces such as RS-232, RS-422, or RS-485. The exact compatibility depends on the device interfaces and application requirements.

Key considerations include the serial interface required, wireless standard, mounting method, power input, security features, operating environment, and how the device will integrate with the wider network. The right choice depends on both the connected serial equipment and the practical demands of the installation.