Common Challenges Encountered
Poor working environment
Dust, humidity and corrosive factors in the production environment can result in a high failure of commercial switches, which will affect the stability of the network.
Outdated technology
The traditional star network has no effective and fast recovery redundancy mechanism. The convergence time of spanning tree ring networks will be too long and there will be packet loss.
Difficult maintenance
The uneven technical skills of maintenance personnel result in difficult maintenance, and the long troubleshooting period greatly affects network operation efficiency.
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Solution & Benefits
High reliability
Immersion gold technology and tantalum capacitors greatly enhances the service life of equipment and reduces the probability of failure. The ring network fault recovery time is less than 50ms to ensure no packet loss in data communication.
High flexibility
The on-site network equipment supports redundant protocols such as ring network protocol, RSTP, and VRRP to meet the current and subsequent network expansion. The entire network architecture can be flexibly modified according to the on-site environment during network construction.
Easy operation and maintenance
Support a variety of management protocols, industrial switches allow you modify the configuration and monitor the running status of all functions through the WEB or CLI command line.
Automation System Network Solution on Factory
Solution Support
Solution & Benefits
High-definition display
4K ultra-clear display, long-term viewing does not hurt the eyes, and high touch sensitivity to meet the teacher's daily writing.
Excellent classroom experience
Through the 4K video all-in-one machine, remote students can also integrate into the classroom and enjoy fair and equal educational rights.
Convenient management
The audio and video all-in-one machine is a USB device, which only needs to be connected to the power supply, and there are basically no additional maintenance costs.
