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Airlocks are too dispersed for one local board.
Remote I/O serves each area through the Ethernet architecture.
STJH-NETWORKED-MULTI-DOOR-CLEANROOM-INTERLOCK-SYSTEM-ETHERNET-DISTRIBUTED
Networked Multi-Door Cleanroom Interlock System Ethernet-Distributed Network
Coordinate widely separated airlocks through a PLC master and Ethernet-connected remote I/O.
- Remote I/O allows door groups to be physically separated.
- A master sequence can coordinate several interlocked areas.
- Facility interfaces support consolidated operating information.
Introduction de produit
This network separates the master interlock logic from remote input/output equipment installed around a facility. Ethernet links carry the control information between locations, while local connections serve door sensors, locks and operator stations. A modular cabinet arrangement accommodates the distributed equipment. The architecture is intended for larger cleanroom installations that need shared monitoring and engineered sequences across multiple airlocks, rather than a self-contained controller serving only one vestibule.
Key Features
- Remote I/O allows door groups to be physically separated.
- A master sequence can coordinate several interlocked areas.
- Facility interfaces support consolidated operating information.
Paramètres techniques
| System Scale | Expandable multi-airlock network |
|---|---|
| Master Controller | PLC |
| Remote Hardware | Distributed I/O modules |
| Network Medium | Ethernet |
| Communication Protocol | Modbus TCP |
| Input Devices | Door-state sensors and access requests |
| Output Devices | Locks and operator indications |
| Monitoring Integration | SCADA and access control |
| Additional Interfaces | Fire system and MES |
| Customisation | Network topology and operating sequences can suit the facility's airlock groups. |
Applications
- Large pharmaceutical buildings.
- Research facilities with distant controlled-access areas.
Solutions for Your Application
Facility operators need a common view of access status.
SCADA integration can gather the network's operating signals.
Options disponibles
- Additional remote I/O stations.
- Central operator interface.
- MES connection.
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