...environments • Temperature, moisture and contaminants • Home and office electronics operate in climate-controlled rooms, but industrial devices are often subject to temperature extremes. Many industrial devices are installed outdoors in unv...

...in a server room in a temperature-controlled environment. All the user needs is a tiny receiver unit on the desk where the keyboard, video display, and mouse would be connected. • An industrial environment has different challenges. The work enviro...

...is usually simple sensor or control data, which requires very minimal bandwidth. • Reliability in industrial applications is, however, of utmost importance. When you’re communicating with sensors and controls to devices that are often very lar...

...computing and SaaS; sensor technology; in-memory computing; IT and OT convergence; advanced metering infrastructure; communication technology; and predictive analytics. • Below are four of the ten and the ways in which they could provide a boost...

...designed to operate in temperature ranges of 0 to +60°C and is flame retardant to IEC60332-1-2. • CAT6 Outdoor Infrastructure cable • CAT6 Outdoor Infrastructure cable is available in an armoured and a non-armoured version. It is gel filled for wat...

...your data centre for temperature, humidity, smoke, water, air flow, access control, as well as provide statistics and display trends. • The system supports cameras allowing photo stamping (including time and date) of all access as it happens. It ...

...reliability and redundancy in industrial networks. This brief overview covers how the switches are designed to withstand extreme temperatures and harsh conditions in a multitude of environments from the factory floor to traffic control. •  

...Design for the highest temperature and enter racks that you are comfortable with. • Warmer temperatures typically allow you to run the HVAC system at more efficient operating points. It actually takes more energy to make the air 15 degrees Celsius ...

...to withstand extreme temperatures and different weather conditions as the digital totems can stand both indoors and outdoors. They also had to be small in size to fit into the screen enclosures, and designed for 24/7 operation. But most important...

...monitoring sensors with instant alerts, network multicasting and extended video feeds controlled from one keyboard/monitor/mouse setup, and video processors that deliver multiple views on one screen are just a few solutions to consider....