Product NewsCondition Monitoring, Interface Technology, Control Cabinet Monitoring
Condition monitoring platform expanded
The siineos IIoT operating system makes TURCK's IM18-CCM cabinet guard a smart plug-and-play solution — easy to use, operate and expand
Benefits
- Scalable "out-of-the-box solution" for everything from simple control-cabinet monitoring to complex condition monitoring
- Reduced on-site service requirements thanks to remote access to the IM18-CCM60 and connected machines
- Easy setup of condition monitoring via web-based wizards
- Cost-effective implementation, as the hardware and software are already included and there is no need to engage expensive programming experts
With the IM18-CCM60, TURCK has added another, particularly user-friendly model to its condition monitoring platform for condition monitoring of control cabinets to its platform. While the IM18‑CCM40 and IM18‑CCM50 models, equipped with the Debian Linux system, primarily offer OEMs maximum flexibility for integration into existing company infrastructures, the new model comes with the siineos IIoT operating system, which the digitalization specialists at in.hub developed specifically for the CCM platform.
Condition monitoring and IIoT functions without programming knowledge
The inCore framework integrated in siineos offers a wide range of ready-made components via which the integrated interfaces and sensors as well as all common network and industrial protocols can be easily operated. In addition to existing apps, users can also create their own programs and apps or install them as you would on a smartphone. The web‑based wizard guides users through setup, enabling even those without prior knowledge to work effortlessly with the IM18‑CCM60. This also enables easy access to the internal sensors for temperature, humidity and door distance, and the parameterization of various interfaces. No programming skills are required. The IM18-CCM60 can establish a secure connection to IT in the field via the integrated OpenVPN client and enable remote access to the device and, optionally, to connected machines.
