The collected data can be evaluated directly, displayed graphically, and made available for use, for example, in the WAGO cloud. Transfer may be particularly suitable for critical data. Both new devices offer additional advantages, such as when data needs to be temporarily buffered in mobile applications. They are based on cabinet-compatible hardware, can be powered by 24 V, and therefore integrate seamlessly into automation environments.

The TPM 2.0 chip enables the use of an encryption mechanism to ensure data security. Most of the software on the devices is open source, so the devices are always equipped with the best software technology because the large open source community constantly reviews the source code and provides bug fixes. The devices are open to special security solutions such as Tosibox and Hooc, in addition to standard VPN applications. This allows users to access other remote maintenance solutions with a high degree of security, in line with the #openandeasy principle, in addition to WAGO's own VPN solution.