Router ABB IPR/S3.1.1 industrial IP router 2CDG110175R0011

ABB IPR/S3.1.1 industrial IP router is a compact network device designed to integrate and route IP traffic in automation and control systems. Built for industrial environments, this router provides Ethernet connectivity and network segmentation for control equipment, enabling reliable communication between PLCs, HMIs, RTUs and remote monitoring devices. The device supports common industrial networking requirements such as deterministic data paths, isolation between networks and continuous operation under typical factory conditions.

Advantages

The router combines a small footprint with robust industrial design to deliver stable Ethernet connectivity and predictable packet forwarding. It supports secure data transfer and network segmentation to separate control and enterprise traffic. The device is intended for uninterrupted operation and simplified integration into existing automation networks, reducing the need for additional networking components while maintaining compatibility with industrial protocols and topologies.

Suitable for

• Connecting PLCs and HMIs within machine and process control networks
• Segmentation of control and office networks to improve security
• Routing data between substations, remote sites and central SCADA systems
• Integration of remote monitoring equipment and RTUs over Ethernet

Key specifications

• Industrial-grade Ethernet routing for automation environments
• Compact form factor suitable for DIN-rail mounting or panel integration
• Support for multiple IP networks and network segmentation
• Deterministic packet forwarding designed for control applications
• Secure communication features for separating and protecting traffic
• Continuous operation capabilities consistent with industrial use

How to use

Install the router in an appropriate control cabinet or on a DIN rail close to the equipment to be connected. Connect Ethernet ports to PLCs, HMIs, RTUs or to upstream switches according to the network design. Configure IP addressing, routing rules and any security or segmentation settings through the device management interface following the network plan. Validate connectivity and routing between network segments, and monitor status indicators to confirm normal operation.

Usage recommendations

Place the router in a temperature-controlled environment within the manufacturer’s specified operating range, ensure proper grounding and use surge protection where required. Keep firmware up to date and follow access control best practices to maintain secure operation. For complex network architectures, document routing and segmentation settings and verify failover or redundancy arrangements if applicable.