PROSOFT TECHNOLOGY EMEA

ProSoft Technology® enlarges its 802.11n range of solutions with two new dual-radio Industrial HotspotsTM

ProSoft Technology® has developed 2 new Automation-Class industrial 802.11n solutions. These are dual-radio Industrial HotspotsTM. One is water-tight (IP67). Both enlarge the option given to Automation Engineers for high-speed wireless networks. Dual-radio solutions will allow longer distances, better performances while repeaters are involved, and allow 2 channels to be used simultaneously (for example: one for the automation application, while the other one can be used for maintenance purpose, without impacting the application)...

MAYR

EAS®-Sensor incorporates unique innovation

An integrated transmitter eliminates the need for an external limit switch with safety clutches

Beijer Electronics Products AB

A brand new range of panels and industrial PCs

A brand new range of panels and industrial PCs The Beijer Electronics’ iX HMI solution is enhanced by a broader range of panels and industrial PCs and some software additions. It is designed particularly for packaging, printing, food and pharmaceutical processing machines, machine-tools, water and irrigation, petrochemicals and marine applications.

NORD Drivesystems

www.expo-nord.com

Online exhibition stand presents new NORD products.

Beijer Electronics Products AB

Trends in HMI

What are latest trends in HMI? And what should you look for or be aware of, when you browse the market in search for new HMI solutions? The purpose of this white paper is to outline and describe some of the most recent key trends in software driven industrial HMI solutions.

CIAT

CIAT equips the new MCB building in Mauritius

Mauritius Commercial Bank Ltd (MCB), one of the first and most important commercial banks in Mauritius and whose head office is based in the capital, Port Louis, is building a new highly futuristic and eco-friendly building in the high-tech Ebene Cyber City business park. For this new building, MCB has decided to invest in the latest energy-saving technology. Thus the systems incorporated into this complex, which is due to be delivered in 2011, will allow energy savings of a staggering 32% compared with a conventional building of the same size.

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