Phoenix Contact introduces a new industrial PC to meet rising demands in the areas of process visualization, robotics, and industrial automation: The Valueline P7000 industrial PC is a powerful, configurable solution that is maintenance-friendly and favorably priced.
Phoenix Contact’s new Factory Line FL SNMP OPC products make it easy to integrate the SNMP IT protocol into the OPC visualization environment.
Alternatively, it is also possible to integrate visualization data into network management structures.
In addition to digital and analog inputs and outputs, resistive temperature measurement, counter measurement, and absolute encoder measurement, Phoenix Contact’s Axioline real-time I/O system has another function: Temperature measurement with thermocouples is performed using the new AXL UTH 8 module.
Phoenix Contact is launching the new VL BPC 1000 industrial PC product line of embedded box PCs for especially harsh industrial environments.
These devices are suited for simple control and communication tasks and for data collection in mechanical engineering, systems engineering, building automation, traffic engineering, and energy data transmission applications.
The IPCs are designed to meet high temperature, vibration, shock, and EMC requirements and thus ensure maintenance-free 24/7 operation.
The nLC-055 series represents a second-generation base unit for the Nanoline family. The first version is a 24VDC version with relay outputs, which was released last year.
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Phoenix Contact has expanded its HMI product line to include a new performance class: the TP 5000 series. In addition to the high-performance Intel® Atom™ 1.6 GHz CPU, these devices set themselves apart as a result of their wealth of functions.
Easy Linking to the Controller
All operating and fault conditions recorded at the I/O level are passed to the BAVL library, thus reducing the required project planning effort for the user. Variables can optionally be flagged in the application programming for linking to the specific project visualization.
The Web Server Scheme
Phoenix Contact’s Ethernet-based controller solutions make it possible to integrate a number of standard Ethernet services into the controller firmware. The most familiar service is the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (http).
Industrial Ethernet forms the basis for a vendor-neutral, distributed building automation system.
Today, Industrial Ethernet forms the communications backbone for networking programmable controllers in industrial settings and DDC controllers in building automation.
A redundant control system for Profinet can be created with the new RFC 460R PN 3TX high-performance controller from Phoenix Contact. This makes it possible to reduce system shutdowns and prevent dangerous situations, for example, in tunnels or airports.