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Industrial PCs designed for control cabinet/housing installations
Industrial PCs designed for control cabinet/housing installations
April 15, 2009
Beckhoff Automation offers the C65xx series of industrial PCs (IPCs). It is designed to be installed in control cabinets or in the rear panel of control/console housings.
With TwinCAT® automation software and processors up to Intel Core™ 2 Duo 2.16 GHz, the IPC becomes an all-in-one PLC and motion control system. The compact IPC perjmits push-button configurations and extension options within control enclosures.
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