Demand for wireless communication in industrial environments is rising, but WLAN standards up to Wi‑Fi 5 face limits from interference and capacity. Wi‑Fi 6E expands the frequency spectrum with advanced technologies, enabling more efficient and secure data transmission.
Phoenix Contact is proud to announce its participation in the upcoming Industrial Transformation Exhibition, powered by Hannover Messe, taking place in just 10 days at the Riyadh International Convention & Exhibition Center. This premier event brings together global leaders in industrial automation, electrification, and digitalization to shape the future of smart manufacturing.
Surge protection and equipotential bonding are established in the process industry. In explosive areas, consistent bonding and, if needed, surge protection are essential. The APL products can be integrated into existing grounding and shielding concepts, where high-quality bonding ensures system availability. They allow cable shielding decoupling alongside classic one- or two-sided grounding. For field use requiring maximum failsafe performance possible, the trunk is implemented via fiber optics with an integrated SFP module, though RJ45 remains an option.
Transient overvoltages can damage sensitive electronics in signal networks. Surge protective devices (SPDs) safeguard against these disturbances and maintain high system availability.
Application-specific, standard-compliant identification is key to quality, safety, and availability in industrial plants. Yet evolving requirements, complex standards, and cost pressures pose challenges. Phoenix Contact shows how digital, customer-specific marking solutions support future-proof production.
