Honeywell Series C I/O
Series C from Honeywell leverages the success and experience gained with port-mapped I/O to produce a unique design.
Honeywell Series C I/O has sleek styling for smaller footprint, easier installation and maintenance, longer life, and redundancy, if needed.
Series C is Honeywell's most recent addition to its I/O portfolio, leveraging the success and experience gained with port-mapped I/O to produce a unique design.
It provides a robust and highly available platform in a sleek styling that results in reduced footprint, easier installation and maintenance, and longer life. All components can be implemented in a redundant fashion providing a solution with no single point of failure.
Experion input/output modules and field level network gateways provide the physical connection between the automation system and the process. www.honeywell.com/acs
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- Edited by Mark T. Hoske, editor in chief, Control Engineering , www.controleng.com.
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