Industrial Computers and Industrial Monitors Specifications:
According to an article from Rockwell Automation, their industrial computers are designed to meet the specific needs of industrial environments, addressing physical limitations and requirements. The range includes non-display computers with options in form factors, RAM, storage, performance, operating temperatures, and optical drives.
Integrated display computers are also available, offering different screen sizes, storage options, and performance packages. Rockwell Automation’s extreme environment computers are designed for industries such as oil and gas, chemicals, and mining, where potentially explosive materials are present and hardware often suffers from wear.
These industrial computers are built to withstand harsh temperature extremes and are IECEx, ATEX, and UL rated for hazardous locations, providing a reliable solution for challenging industrial environments.
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