Choose by site condition first, not by model name.
Serial gateways look similar on the product shelf. The safer way is to confirm the network, serial interface and installation condition first, then compare models below.
Prepare these details before inquiry
- Network: Ethernet, WiFi, 4G or LoRa
- Serial side: RS485, RS232 or TTL
- Protocol: Modbus RTU, transparent transmission or custom
- Port count, baud rate, power supply and antenna position
Confirm the uplink network
Use Ethernet for fixed LAN cabinets, WiFi for covered workshops, 4G for remote sites, and LoRa when wiring is difficult over distance.
Confirm the serial devices
Check whether the device is RS485, RS232 or TTL, and confirm the baud rate, protocol and how many serial ports are needed.
Confirm the site limits
Power supply, antenna installation, cabinet space, metal shielding and outdoor conditions often decide whether a model works reliably.
Practical tip: if you are unsure, do not start by asking “which model is best”. Start with the site network and the device interface. That usually saves one round of wrong selection.
Browse models belowPrices shown do not include taxes, import duties, VAT, customs clearance fees or shipping. Final project configuration may be confirmed separately.
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Y201-G Serial to 4G Converter -
Y201-L Serial to LoRa Converter -
Y201-R Serial to Ethernet Converter -
Y201-W Serial to Wi-Fi Converter -
Y202-R 2-Port Serial to Ethernet Converter -
Y202-W 2-Port Serial to Wi-Fi Converter -
Y204-R 4-Port Serial to Ethernet Converter -
Y208-R 8-Port Serial to Ethernet Converter -
Y212-G Industrial 4G Serial Gateway -
Y212-GWR 4G Wi-Fi Ethernet Serial Gateway Router