SIMATIC S7-200 stands for a reliable, fast and flexible controller in the micro automation area with a broad scale of modules. Programming was based on the easy to learn engineering software STEP 7 Micro/WIN.

These SIMATIC S7-200 expansion modules incorporate equal numbers of both digital inputs and outputs, and are available with either transistor or relay outputs.

The new modular SIMATIC S7-1200 controller is at the core of our new offering for simple but highly precise automation tasks. The SIMATIC S7-1200 controller is modular and compact, versatile, a secure investment, and is perfectly suited to a whole range of applications.

Digital inputs as supplement to the integral IO of the CPUs

The SIMATIC S7-1500 significantly increases performance with a fast backplane bus, PROFINET interface, and shortest reaction times.

SIMATIC ET 200S Looking for a versatile IO system with a comprehensive range of modules that can be precisely adapted to your automation task?

LOGO! is the perfect choice as a fast, uncomplicated and space-saving solution for basic control tasks. LOGO! has long been a constant as an intelligent logic module for small automation projects.

For over two decades, the SIMATIC S5 was successfully used in the process industry and in manufacturing automation as a complete controller family for a wide range of controller tasks.

The signal modules or I/O modules provide the interface between the controller and the process. The controller detects the current process status by means of the connected sensors and triggers the corresponding actuator reactions.

The SIMATIC S7-300 universal Controllers saves on installation space and features a modular design. A wide range of modules can be used to expand the system centrally or to create decentralized structures according to the task at hand, and facilitates a cost-effective stock of spare parts. SIMATIC is known for continuity and quality.

Superb communication capability and integrated interfaces make the SIMATIC S7-400 process controller ideal for larger tasks such as the coordination of entire systems. The graded range of CPUs enables scalable performance and the capacity for I/O periphery is virtually unlimited.