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Industrial Internet of Things

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The main drivers of Industrial Internet of Things adoption are:

Improving operational efficiency.

Improving productivity.

Creating new business opportunities.

Reducing downtime.

Maximizing asset utilization.

You should consider electronic access control if:

You need an audit trial

You need to control access to doors based on date and time

You need to quickly add and remove keys from your system

With a facility of three or more doors, a networked EAS is usually your most efficient choice, while access to one or two doors can be easily controlled with a standalone system.

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HW-Group

HW group s.r.o. is a Czech dynamic technological company specialized in development, manufacturing and distribution of remote monitoring and control solutions which match the latest requirements of industrial use.

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Southco

  • Trusted Global Leader in Engineered Touch Point Solutions
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    ELECTROTRUST S.A.

  • Agents & distributors of electromecanical, electronic, fasteners, fixing components & full line of wiring processing machines & tools
  • Producers of cable assemblies

    • damocles2-2404

    Damocles2 2404

    Secure industrial I/O with PoE and telco -48V power options

    • Designed to monitor and control digital I/O over the network using secure M2M protocols.
    • Provides 24 digital inputs (DI), that feature S0 pulse counters with a memory to connect water, gas, electricity or other meters.
    • Controls 4 digital relay outputs(DO).
    • With support for over 50 SNMP and SCADA applications, it can be integrated in a wide range of monitoring and control systems.

    poseidon2 4002

    Poseidon2 4002

    Data center enviromental monitoring

    • The most advanced remote monitoring unit for IT and industry.
    • Up to 16 sensors, 12 DI, 4 DO, RS 485, Internal logger.
    • Suitable for monitoring critical enviromental parameters, door contacts, UPS, backup generators, small buildings and many more...

    ste2

    STE2

    WiFi / Ethernet thermometer with DI inputs.

    • Designed for temperature and humidity measurements from external sensors.
    • Includes standard Ethernet and WiFi-802.11 b/g/n (2.4GHz.)
    • Easy configuration and simple installation.
    • NMS connectivity (SNMP MIB) and supports DHCP,TLS authentication.
    • Suitable for HVAC supervision, heating optimisation, monitoring of refrigeratoror or freezer and many more...

    Self contained

    SC - Self-Contained Electronic Locking System

    Standalone Cabinet Level Access Control

    • Combines an access control device, electronic lock, electrical override and power supply into a single unit
    • This AA battery-operated system is available with keypad or RFID access and features a stylish ergonomic design and drop in assembly
    • The system provides full electronic locking functionality for a variety of applications, simplifying the upgrade from mechanical to electronic access

    R4-EM

    R4-EM - 1 & 2 Series

    Electronic Rotary Latch

    • Delivers the convenience of electronic access control with the security of a proven, robust, all-metal rotary latch design in a compact, integrated package
    • An optional microswitch provides feedback on latch status, and a delayed re-lock version keeps a door unlocked for manual opening/closing cycles
    • Easy push-to-close operation and electronic actuation simplify access across a wide variety of applications

    H3-EM

    H3-EM

    Electronic Locking Swinghandle

    • features an efficient microprocessor-controlled gear motor design that ensures minimal power consumption and provides intelligent locking and monitoring capabilities
    • can be used as a standalone system, integrated with an existing building access control system or supplied as a fully networked system enabling remote monitoring and audit trail reporting to meet compliance requirements, such as HIPAA and Sarbanes Oxley

    1. Electronic access

    2. Controlling Devices

    3. Sensors

    4. Accessories