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Ethernet PLC Communication Module LS G4L-CUEA for Automation

G4L-CUEA
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LS G4L-CUEA

Adds industrial Ethernet communication capability to compatible LS PLC systems for reliable control data exchange and supervisory connectivity.

Brand LS
Model G4L-CUEA
Voltage 5V DC backplane supply
Country of Origin South Korea
Weight Approximately 0.25 kg
Dimensions Approximately 130 x 100 x 45 mm
Warranty 6 months
Certifications CE, KC
SKU / MPN G4L-CUEA
What’s in the box LS G4L-CUEA PLC communication module, installation documentation
Module Type PLC Ethernet communication module
Communication Interface Industrial Ethernet interface
Network Function PLC-to-device and PLC-to-supervisory system data communication
Mounting Dedicated PLC rack or base unit installation
Power Supply 5V DC supplied through PLC backplane
Compatibility LS GLOFA PLC control systems
Key benefits: Industrial networking, centralized data exchange, straightforward rack integration, dependable PLC communication, and support for machine automation architectures.
Typical applications: Factory automation, conveyor systems, packaging equipment, machine coordination, production line monitoring, and supervisory control networks.
Lifecycle: Mature LS automation product; verify current inventory, firmware compatibility, and manufacturer support before purchase.

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