1783-NATR  Allen-Bradley Network Address Translator Router.

The Allen-Bradley 1783-NATR is a Network Address Translator Router (NATR) designed to facilitate seamless communication between multiple machines and external networks in industrial automation. This device provides secure and efficient routing by allowing users to map private IP addresses to public IP addresses, making it ideal for multi-machine systems that require unique IP configurations without modifying the overall network structure.

It ensures easy integration of control systems, allowing remote access, monitoring, and troubleshooting while maintaining network security and segmentation.

Technical Specifications 1783-NATR

Key Features & Benefits 1783-NATR

1. Efficient Network Address Translation (NAT)

• Supports 1:1 NAT and port forwarding for seamless network integration.
• Allows multiple machines to connect to external networks without IP conflicts.
• Eliminates the need for manual IP reconfiguration, simplifying system deployment.

2. Secure and Reliable Communication

• Segregates machine-level networks from plant-wide systems for improved security.
• Prevents unauthorized access by isolating local network devices.
• Firewall functionality helps protect against cyber threats.

3. Easy Configuration & Integration

• Web-based GUI and Studio 5000 support for user-friendly setup.
• Seamless integration with Allen-Bradley PLCs and industrial networks.
• DIN rail mountable and compact design for easy panel installation.

4. Enhanced Troubleshooting and Monitoring

• Real-time diagnostics for quick identification of network issues.
• Remote access capability allows for off-site monitoring and maintenance.
• LED indicators provide clear status updates for quick visual troubleshooting.

Common Applications 1783-NATR

The Allen-Bradley 1783-NATR is widely used in:

• Multi-Machine Systems – Allows each machine to maintain its private IP address while communicating with an external network.
• Industrial Automation Networks – Connects PLCs, HMIs, and SCADA systems securely.
• Remote Monitoring – Provides access to industrial devices from external networks.
• OEM Equipment Integration – Facilitates plug-and-play connectivity for machine builders.
• Cybersecurity and Network Segmentation – Protects sensitive data by isolating networks.