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MOXA MGATE EIP3170-T INDUSTRIAL ETHERNET GATEWAY
Vendor:MoxaRegular price $984.00 CADRegular priceUnit price per -
MOXA MGATE EIP3270-T INDUSTRIAL ETHERNET GATEWAY
Vendor:MoxaRegular price $1,456.00 CADRegular priceUnit price per -
MOXA MGATE EIP3170I-T INDUSTRIAL ETHERNET GATEWAY
Vendor:MoxaRegular price $1,148.00 CADRegular priceUnit price per -
MOXA MGATE EIP3170I INDUSTRIAL ETHERNET GATEWAY
Vendor:MoxaRegular price $902.00 CADRegular priceUnit price per -
MOXA MGATE EIP3170 INDUSTRIAL ETHERNET GATEWAY
Vendor:MoxaRegular price $758.00 CADRegular priceUnit price per -
MOXA MGATE 5217I-600-T MODBUS RTU/ASCII/TCP TO BACNET/IP GATEWAY
Vendor:MoxaRegular price $1,230.00 CADRegular priceUnit price per -
MOXA MGATE 5435-T INDUSTRIAL ETHERNET GATEWAY
Vendor:MoxaRegular price $2,176.00 CADRegular priceUnit price per -
MOXA MGATE 5134-T MODBUS RTU/ASCII/TCP TO PROFINET GATEWAY
Vendor:MoxaRegular price $1,333.00 CADRegular priceUnit price per -
MOXA MGATE 5134 MODBUS RTU/ASCII/TCP TO PROFINET GATEWAY
Vendor:MoxaRegular price $1,066.00 CADRegular priceUnit price per -
MOXA MGATE 5135-T INDUSTRIAL ETHERNET GATEWAY
Vendor:MoxaRegular price $1,333.00 CADRegular priceUnit price per -
MOXA MGATE 5123 CANOPEN/J1939 TO PROFINET GATEWAY
Vendor:MoxaRegular price $1,252.00 CADRegular priceUnit price per -
MOXA MGATE 5123-T CANOPEN/J1939 TO PROFINET GATEWAY
Vendor:MoxaRegular price $1,565.00 CADRegular priceUnit price per -
MOXA MGATE 5122 CANOPEN/J1939 TO ETHERNET/IP GATEWAY
Vendor:MoxaRegular price $1,252.00 CADRegular priceUnit price per -
MOXA MGATE 5121-T CANOPEN/J1939 TO MODBUS TCP GATEWAY
Vendor:MoxaRegular price $1,565.00 CADRegular priceUnit price per -
MOXA MGATE 5122-T CANOPEN/J1939 TO ETHERNET/IP GATEWAY
Vendor:MoxaRegular price $1,565.00 CADRegular priceUnit price per -
MOXA MGATE 5118 INDUSTRIAL ETHERNET GATEWAYS
Vendor:MoxaRegular price $1,079.00 CADRegular priceUnit price per
Industrial Protocol Gateways From ManuAuto
The Reliable Supply Choice for Canada and North America
Protocol converters, industrial communication gateways, and fieldbus gateways for Modbus, PROFINET, EtherNet/IP, IEC 61850, and DNP3, featuring Moxa — in stock and ready to ship across Canada, the United States, and worldwide through ManuAuto.
Industrial facilities rarely run on a single communication protocol. An industrial protocol gateway, also known as a protocol converter, industrial communication gateway, serial-to-Ethernet gateway, or fieldbus gateway, translates data between incompatible standards, connecting existing assets to modern networks instead of replacing equipment that still works.
Solving Protocol Incompatibility in Industrial Networks
Protocol incompatibility isn't a rare edge case; it's the default condition of most industrial networks, and it stalls integration projects across manufacturing and factory automation, energy and power systems, oil, gas, and mining, transportation (rail, traffic, and EV infrastructure), water and wastewater management, marine and port infrastructure, and smart city and industrial IoT projects.
What This Looks Like in Practice
Equipment installed decades ago that can't natively reach a modern SCADA platform.
Modbus, PROFINET, and EtherNet/IP devices that all need to share the same data.
Field devices and monitoring platforms that were never designed to talk to each other.
Serial-only equipment bottlenecks data that modern networks need in real time.
Isolated data that never reaches the SCADA or monitoring system that needs it.
How Industrial Protocol Translation Works
A protocol gateway sits between two communication systems, receives data in one protocol, maps it internally, and re-presents it in the protocol the destination system understands; a legacy Modbus RTU device, for example, can be converted to Modbus TCP so a modern SCADA platform can read it, without rewiring or controller replacement. This same mechanism underlies most network compatibility work in industrial systems today: protocol conversion, legacy system integration, SCADA communication bridging, and industrial IoT connectivity.
Choosing the Right Protocol Gateway for Your Application
Not every gateway in this lineup does the same job. The right model depends on which two protocols need to talk to each other, how many devices sit on each side, and where the unit will physically live.
The most common starting point for bringing legacy serial devices onto a modern Ethernet-based SCADA system. Models range from single-port units to gateways with up to 16 serial ports for larger device counts.
for factory floors running EtherNet/IP, PROFINET, and Modbus TCP side by side, where equipment from different controller vendors needs to share the same network.
for connecting Modbus-based instrumentation and drives into a PROFINET-based automation cell without replacing the field devices.
for mobile and off-highway equipment, gensets, and vehicle-bus systems that need to report into a Modbus TCP, EtherNet/IP, or PROFINET network.
for tying industrial metering and monitoring equipment into a building automation system.
How do I know which one fits my application?
It comes down to the protocols on each side, the number of devices, the physical environment (temperature range, DIN rail vs panel mount), and how many ports the integration actually needs. ManuAuto's engineering team, working with brands like Moxa's MGate lineup, matches the model to the application before anything ships. So the gateway that arrives fits the job, not just the closest match on a spec sheet.