SIMATIC MultiFieldbus

Why MultiFieldbus?

SIMATIC MultiFieldbus enables flexible communication among different fieldbus systems using PROFINET, EtherNet/IP, and Modbus/TCP protocols so you can meet varied machine requirements without the hassle of replacing IOs when customer protocols change. Use one MultiFieldbus for three Ethernet protocols as a universal solution for your automation projects.

With the MultiFieldbus, you can use the optimal protocol for your application and make the machine data accessible to IT regardless of the type of fieldbus. Machine builders are able to tailor their machines to requirements without complex adjustments to the IOs. The SIMATIC ET 200 MultiFieldbus interface modules can exchange data with the controllers via various protocols. The SIMATIC ET 200SP can communicate simultaneously via various protocols.

The MultiFieldbus for communication via the PROFINET protocol can be configured directly in Totally Integrated Automation Portal (TIA Portal).

Key benefits

Use any Ethernet protocol

Overcome bus limits

The MultiFieldbus interface modules can be used independently. Save yourself the hassle of replacing the Ios when exporting machines to different regions. MultiFieldbus devices are available in protection classes IP20 and IP67.

Distribute data efficiently

Featured capabilities

SIMATIC ET 200MP

The SIMATIC ET 200MP is a modular, scalable station design with the I/O modules of the SIMATIC S7-1500 in a decentralized configuration. Take advantage of innovative technology modules with integrated AI functions.

SIMATIC ET 200eco PN

The SIMATIC ET 200eco PN M12-L is the new generation of extremely robust block peripherals and includes the MultiFieldbus function to support the relevant Ethernet protocols. It is a rugged I/O solution in IP 65/67 and IP69K.

SIMATIC ET 200SP

The SIMATIC ET 200SP is the scalable IO system for the control cabinet and supports all important Ethernet protocols with the IM155-6MF High Feature MultiFieldbus interface module. Enjoy simple commissioning and scalability.