HMG-1628 Awarded the Best Gigabit Switch for Manufacturing Application

State of the art technology with redundant fiber optic links can meet all processes required in a manufacturing application. This would provide disturbance free solution between the manufacturing plant and office network. In the food manufacturing process, a complete control system solution is required to be capable of controlling all processes as well as ability to monitor the performance of the system with real-time data logging like temperature or humidity readings. The network devices should be able to withstand high operating temperatures and support remote data access and control. The system should be scalable with expectation to increase connections in the future.

To ensure non-stop plant operation, redundancy in network posed to be an important required. Connection of the processes via a redundant network enabled fault tolerance, expandability and ring redundancy for fail-safe reliability.

With Ethernet Direct HMG-1628, manufacturing can be possible with intelligent network monitoring which also brings a cost effective management solution. Daily manufacturing output, status of each manufacturing process, delivery status etc. can all be known in just a second. The HMG-1628 Industrial managed Gigabit ethernet switches are engineered with state of the art design that supports both Gigabit SX and LX or flexible SFP form factor to keep your network secured, reliable and a good choice for scalable backbone construction. The innovative SFP fiber slot design provides user the flexibility to insert different fiber modules, either multi-mode or single-mode at various distances, whether you require typical 10km or overhaul 40 km and 80 km distances. This gives a large degree of flexibility and scalability depending on the user’s requirement and also leads to significant cost savings.

Ethernet Direct HMG-1628 offers excellent management features that help to keep your network running hassle free and can automatically detect the Gigabit cable connections priority for each Gigabit port.