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Industrial Wi-Fi AP/Bridge/Client Enables High-Bandwidth, Dynamic Networks Accommodating Large Numbers of Wireless Devices

Moxa has introduced the AWK-4252A Series, a 3-in-1 industrial wireless Access Point/Bridge/Client with IEEE 802.11ac technology, enabling faster data transmission speeds of up to 1.267 Gbps.

Industrial Wi-Fi AP/Bridge/Client Enables High-Bandwidth, Dynamic Networks Accommodating Large Numbers of Wireless Devices

The AWK-4252A can operate concurrently on both the 2.4 and 5 GHz dual-band Turbo Roaming with an average handover time under 150 ms, and is backward-compatible with existing 802.11a/b/g/n deployments to future-proof wireless investments.

Reliability is top-of-mind for every industrial network application. Moxa designed the AWK-4252A to comply with the most demanding industrial standards and approvals covering operating temperature, power input voltage, surge, ESD, and vibration. Its IP68-rated weatherproof metal housing withstands the rigors of harsh outdoor environments from -40° to 75° C, while its enhanced antenna port isolation protects against up to 30 kV ESD and 6 kV surges. Two redundant DC power inputs increase the reliability of the power supply.

Moxa considers security an integral part of network reliability. Based on the principle of secure-by-design, the AWK-4252A is certified for IEC 62443-4-2 by the IECEE. Compliance with this standard not only ensures device-level security for industrial automation and control systems (IACS), but also verifies that these devices are suitable for building an IEC 62443-3-3 compliant security environment, resulting in lower development risk, time, and cost. It also supports the latest WPA3 encryption for an additional layer of WLAN security.

The AWK-4252A can be powered via PoE to facilitate flexible, cost-effective deployments. Network Address Translation (1-to-n NAT) optimizes the machine integration flow by simplifying IP address assignment while avoiding IP conflicts between existing devices connecting to the OT network wirelessly.

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