1. Industrial Automation Control Cabinets
Integrating various industrial devices within control cabinets in manufacturing facilities, providing reliable network connectivity and redundant communication pathways.
Problem SolvedEnsures continuous operation of critical machinery by providing a robust, fault-tolerant Ethernet network in environments with moderate dust and temperature fluctuations, while accommodating standard industrial power supplies (24/48 VDC).
DIN-railIP309.6-60 VDC-10 to 60°CTurbo RingRSTP10/100BaseT(X)100BaseFX
2. Smart City Infrastructure (Traffic Management Systems)
Connecting traffic light controllers, surveillance cameras, and sensor networks at intersections or along roadways for intelligent transportation systems.
Problem SolvedProvides robust and secure data transmission for real-time traffic monitoring and control in outdoor cabinets (protected from direct water, but exposed to dust and temperature swings) using multi-mode fiber for longer distances between intersections and copper for local device connections, powered by diverse DC sources.
NEMA TS2IP30-10 to 60°CRedundant power100BaseFX (multi-mode)10/100BaseT(X)Network redundancy
3. Process Control in Utility Substations
Establishing a dependable communication backbone for monitoring and controlling intelligent electronic devices (IEDs) in power utility substations.
Problem SolvedOffers a hardened network switch compliant with industrial standards (e.g., IEC 61850-3 mentioned for Moxa products) capable of operating in a wide temperature range and handling DC power fluctuations, ensuring secure and redundant data flow for critical power grid operations. The fiber optic ports allow for interference-free communication over longer distances within the substation.
IEC 61850-3IP30-10 to 60°C9.6-60 VDCRedundant power100BaseFX (multi-mode)Network redundancyQoS