Serial to Ethernet Converters

Your Direct Manufacturer for Serial to Ethernet Converters & Gateways

Stop letting legacy serial limitations slow down your production. Engineered for the toughest environments, our RS232/RS485/RS422 to Ethernet solutions seamlessly bridge your equipment to modern IP networks. With baud rates up to 921.6 Kbps , wide temperature operation (-40°C to 85°C) , and robust 1500V–3000V optocoupler isolation, we guarantee zero-packet-loss data transmission. Available in 1 to 32-port models with full OEM/ODM customization support.

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Valtoris Industrial Serial to Ethernet Converter Solution

Wide Temperature Reliability

Achieve stable 24/7 operation in harsh environments with -40°C to 85°C industrial rating and 2KV surge protection. Your data keeps flowing when temperatures spike.

Multi-Protocol Flexibility

Configure easily as Modbus MQTT gateway, or serial to Ethernet converter—RS232/485/422 to TCP/IP with JSON support. One device, countless applications.

Comprehensive Support

Enjoy peace of mind with customization, OEM/ODM services, technical assistance, and warranty support. We don’t disappear after shipment.

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High-Speed Performance

Increase productivity with baud rates up to 921.6 Kbps and full-duplex communication. Real-time data for critical monitoring and control.

Scalable Port Options

Choose from 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, or 32-port models to match your network size. Desktop, DIN-rail, or 1U rack-mount for any installation need.

Isolation Protection

Models with 1500V–3000V optocoupler isolation protect your PLCs and controllers from ground loops and EMI. When electrical noise happens, your system stays safe.

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Applications of Industrial Serial Device Servers

What Our Client Says

Discover how Valtoris industrial serial device servers help engineers and integrators solve real-world connectivity challenges.

  • “Tech support walked us through the setup and stayed until everything worked. That’s why we keep coming back.”
    Robert K. 2026 02 16 18 15 29
    Robert K.
    Maintenance Engineer
  • “We deployed Valtoris Modbus gateways across three solar farms. Remote monitoring cut our site visits by 80%—we spot issues before they cause downtime.”
    David C. 2026 02 16 18 14 33
    David C.
    Solar Project Manager

Why Choose Valtoris Serial Port to Ethernet Adapters?

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Engineered for Harsh & Demanding Environments

Deploy with Confidence & Application Guidance

Application-Specific Configurations

Value in Reliability & Lower Installation Cost

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Expert Guides to Industrial Serial Device Servers

Consider port count (1 to 32), interface type (RS232, RS485, RS422, or mixed), and isolation requirements (1500V to 3000V for noisy environments). Need remote cloud connectivity? Choose models with MQTT. Need network redundancy? Select dual Ethernet port versions.

Reduce cabling costs by consolidating up to 32 devices onto one network connection. Minimize downtime with industrial-grade reliability. Eliminate field service calls through remote diagnostics. Lower inventory costs with multi-function devices that serve as serial servers, Modbus gateways, and MQTT gateways.

We provide OEM/ODM services including custom firmware, tailored baud rates, specific protocol support, modified enclosure designs, and private labeling. Contact our engineering team to discuss your exact requirements.

Technical documentation, configuration software (VirCom), and web-based setup guides are included with every purchase. Our engineering team provides email and remote assistance. We offer warranty support and long-term product availability for repeat orders.

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Frequently Ask Questions

Q: Will converting RS485 to Ethernet introduce latency and cause my Modbus polling to time out?

A: Standard converters often cause timeouts because they wait too long to pack serial data into Ethernet packets. Valtoris industrial serial servers solve this by allowing you to customize the packet packing parameters (by byte length or time interval). This ensures strict Modbus RTU timing, allowing your SCADA system to poll high-frequency data without timeout errors.

Q: What is the difference between transparent transmission and a true Modbus Gateway?

A: A standard serial server uses transparent transmission to send raw data over TCP/IP in a simple way. A real Modbus Gateway translates the protocol between Modbus RTU and Modbus TCP in real time. Both of these things are in Valtoris units. Our gateway mode lets multiple SCADA masters read data from a single serial slave at the same time without any data collisions.

Q: How do I connect legacy RS232 machines if my modern control PC lacks a serial port?

A: You can download and use our free Virtual COM port software (VLVircom). It connects the Ethernet connection back to a regular COM port on your Windows PC, like COM5. Your old software will work over the LAN just like it would with a real serial cable. If you’re trying to connect a machine shop to the internet, read our step-by-step Guide to Setting Up Remote CNC Control via RS232.

Q: When is optical isolation strictly necessary for serial device servers?

A: It is mandatory if you are deploying in electrically noisy environments with high EMI or potential ground loops —such as VFD control cabinets, outdoor solar farms, or welding shops. Our models feature 1500V to 3000V optical isolation, ensuring that a massive voltage surge on the factory floor cannot travel back through the network and destroy your IT server room.

Q: What happens if the network connection drops temporarily? Do I need to restart the software?

A: No. Our serial servers have a built-in hardware watchdog and an automatic network reconnection feature. If the LAN connection drops, the device keeps trying to reconnect in the background. The Virtual COM software automatically re-binds as soon as the network is back up, with no need for human intervention or system reboots.