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ontrols and automation specialist, Carlo Gavazzi, continues to develop solutions for Industry 4.0 and future smart factories, making the NRG platform the system of choice for many machine builders worldwide.
The NRG platform
As the popularity of EtherCAT rises, Carlo Gavazzi launches an additional IIoT device to its range of NRG solid-state relays. The latest controller uses EtherCat to interface with the main controller for reliable transmission of machine data, process parameters and diagnostics data, providing a powerful solution that meets the demand for faster communication, data transfer and data exchange. By monitoring data in real time, the platform can be used to prevent machine breakdown and enable accurate troubleshooting in smart factory settings. The NRG platform optimises
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manufacturing operations quickly and efficiently, providing the user with more cost-effective processes, which in turn increases productivity and limits supply chain disruptions.
Wireless Networks The NRG Series
The NRG Series is the perfect solution for machine builders whereby data collection and remote access have become top priority, satisfying the requirements for many manufacturers. Adoption of the NRG Series allows manufacturers to quickly switch to state-of-the-art, Industry 4.0 technologies to drive new business, boost quality, increase productivity and sustainability and alleviate the impact of labour shortages.
CONTACT:
Carlo Gavazzi
www.carlogavazzi.co.uk
* More than 20,000 sensors.
* Factory Automation. * Process Automation. * Hazardous Areas. * Harsh Environments. * Measurement & Inspection. * LED Lighting. * Vision Systems. * Machine Safety. * Vehicle Detection. * Flow & Temperature.
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