Industrial Computers
Industrial computers (IPC), short for Industrial PC, are specially designed computers for industrial applications. They feature a rugged and durable design with stability, wide temperature range, dust-proof, moisture-proof, shock-proof, and high expandability. These industrial computers not only withstand harsh working environments but also meet the requirements of high-performance computing and continuous operation. Whether it's industrial automation, robotics, network communication, smart manufacturing, or applications such as the Internet of Things (IoT), 5G, and cloud computing, the rugged and reliable industrial computer is your best choice.
Key Features of Industrial Computers
Robust Design
Industrial computers are built with a rugged and durable structure, as well as features such as wide temperature range (-40°C to 70°C or higher), dust-proofing, shock-proofing, moisture-proofing, and electromagnetic interference protection. These features enable them to operate continuously and stably in challenging environments without easily getting damaged.
Reliability
System failures in industrial product environments can lead to production interruptions and losses in. Therefore, industrial computers adopt reliable components that undergo rigorous testing and certification to ensure lower failure rates, longer lifespan, and stable and reliable operation, reducing maintenance and downtime.
Scalability
Industrial computers are designed with multiple expansion slots, such as PCIe and PCI slots, allowing for expansion and upgrades based on customer needs. This scalability allows the system to adapt to evolving industrial application requirements, including the addition of reading and storage capabilities for expansion devices/systems.
Longevity
Industrial computers feature long-term supply with customization and emphasis on service. Industrial-grade computers typically have a lifespan of five years, ten years, or even longer. Suppliers need to ensure long-term and stable supply to avoid product shortages when customers need replacements or repairs, thus preventing disruptions to production lines.
Industrial Computer Applications
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Industrial Automation and Manufacturing |
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Intelligent Transportation |
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Security Surveillance |
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Smart Healthcare |
