WAGO Expands PFC200 PLCs with enhanced speed and more memory

Aug. 24, 2018
Nine new PFC200 controllers are the latest additions to WAGO’s line of Performance Class PLCs.

Nine new PFC200 controllers are the latest additions to WAGO’s line of Performance Class PLCs. With increased processor speed and more onboard memory, these new controllers offer gateways between multiple industrial fieldbuses and enable data transfer with Cloud Services and SCADA via the MQTT protocol. An onboard web server enables dynamic HTML5 visualizations that can be used by operators and maintenance personnel for system operation. In addition, a built-in Firewall and VPN helps you deploy Defense-in-Depth strategies without the need for additional components.

The new controllers are programmed with WAGO’s advanced e!COCKPIT software tool providing ease of use and advanced functions. The new controllers are ideal for OEM-based applications where control, data collection, security or Cloud/SCADA interfaces are required. For more on the latest from WAGO, visit www.wago.us/news.

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