Power automation is
a demanding field with complex and exacting requirements. As a result,
system integrators and software developers need solutions that can
withstand tough conditions. These solutions require powerful
controllers with multiple serial ports for legacy device connectivity,
and must also perform front-end tasks, such as data acquisition,
numerical computing, data distribution, and remote device monitoring
and management. Network redundancy is also required to ensure the
continuous operation of power automation applications. In addition, the
effects of extreme temperature fluctuations must be overcome to
maintain system stability. Moxa's Real Industrial Grade™ embedded
computers deliver features and performance that surpass even these
daunting requirements.
Moxa's
embedded computers are based
on the
Intel® processor and offer
uninterrupted
and reliable performance
even under
harsh environmental
conditions. In
addition, they are able to
ensure
a high level of power
substation reliability,
and most importantly, meet
IEC 61850-3
substation certification—the
first
embedded computer in the
world to
do so. Learn more about how
Intel
and Moxa worked together on
this solution.
World’s first IEC
61850-3 certified rackmount computer
Dual power inputs for redundancy
(dual power and power protected models only)
Multiple serial ports and LAN ports
for network redundancy
Variety of modules
for greater versatility
Built-in industrial-grade DOM (SSD),
CF/SATA interface for storage expansion
Built-in DDR2 SDRAM and industrial
flash disk module
4 PCI slots for
expansion modules
Quad 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet for
network redundancy
High
performance Intel® processor
Dual 100 to 240 VAC/VDC wide range power input provided
