Industrial analog I/O server targets process control and automation markets

Lantronix added the xSenso Controller to its xSenso analog sensor networking family, designed specifically for use in rugged and harsh environments including industrial automation, process control, manufacturing, chemicals, and oil and gas industries. The new analog and relay outputs provide the ability to take action by instantly controlling industrial processes and equipment based on the sensor readings and predefined thresholds to solve real-time problems. Features include two (2) isolated analog voltage/current inputs; two (2) isolated analog voltage/current outputs or two mechanical relays; redundant input power, power excitation per input; Ethernet port for communication; USB port for configuration; supporting ModbusTCP protocol; web-based monitoring, charting, and data logging; HTTP/HTTPS POST to cloud-based applications; email and text message alert notification; and authentication, up to 256 bit encryption, SSL, SSH. The xSenso Controller operates over the industrial temperature range of -40°C to +85°C.

Lantronix, Inc., www.lantronix.com

Lantronix, Inc. was founded in 1989 and is headquartered in Irvine, California. Lantronix has built its history providing solutions that connect people and devices to networks and the Internet.

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