Sensor integration Gateway IO-Link SIG300 - SICK

The SIG300 Sensor integration gateway from SICK is a compact, high-performance IO-Link Master with eight ports (Class A/B) designed to collect, process, and transmit data from connected IO-Link devices to higher-level systems. With variants for PROFINET, EtherNet/IP, and EtherCAT as well as a REST API version, the SIG300 offers seamless integration into almost any industrial network. Its integrated web server and logic editor enable decentralized control, autonomous task execution, and simple configuration—directly via a browser. Providing up to 16 A total current supply (4 A per port), the SIG300 is ideal for demanding sensor and actuator applications in factory and logistics automation.

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Features

8 IO-Link ports (Class A/B): configurable as input or output;
Ethernet interfaces: PROFINET, EtherNet/IP, EtherCAT;
IIoT interfaces: REST API and MQTT;
Galvanically isolated power supply pins (Class B);
Integrated logic editor for autonomous functions;
Web server for configuration and diagnostics;
Protection rating: IP67;
Power supply: 24 V DC ± 20 % / 16 A;
Operating temperature: -20 °C to 70 °C;
Housing material: Zinc die-cast, nickel-plated;
Connection via M12 connectors (industrial standard).

Advantages

Allows vertical integration in state-of-the-art production environments – from sensor through to the PLC system and to the cloud solution;
High system compatibility through variants for the most commonly used Ethernet standards, as well as a REST API variant;
High flexibility thanks to IO-Link ports that can also be configured as digital inputs or outputs;
Fast response times due to remote data processing and process control via an integrated logic editor;
Low cabling requirements thanks to the consolidation of several sensor signals into a single IO-Link message;
Intuitive parameterization via an integrated web server.

Applications

Areas in which sensors or actuators require class B ports;
Creation of autonomous sensor systems in the logic editor without an additional controller;
Integration of IO-Link sensor and actuator data into IIoT environments;
IO-Link Master for factory and logistics automation.

F.Fonseca is the representative of SICK in Portugal.