Lenze introduces two industrial PCs
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Lenze product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team
Feb 19, 2009
Two industrial PCs (IPCs) from Lenze have increased its range by adding the latest technology into a customisable specification.
Integration of the CPC5100 and the CPC9100 into factory systems is facilitated by an extensive range of standard interfaces, two ethernets and eight USBs.
This can be extended with up to five PCI and 1 PCI Express interfaces.
Novel storage technology is fitted with a fast 60Gb SATA hard disk and an optional Raid system.
The CPC5100 is a box-format IPC with front access to all interfaces.
Processors are up to 2.13GHz Intel Celeron and Core 2 Duo.
There are connections for video (DVI), audio (AC97), mouse or keyboard, as well as options for CD or DVD drives.
The CPC9100 is, essentially, the same specification packaged for 19in rack mounting with front access for fan, power and reset buttons together with a lockable cover.
Emphasis has been placed on industrial use with a rugged design to suit continuous duty with a built-in uninterruptible power supply.
The modular design allows customers to customise from a selection of standard options and match features and performance to actual machine needs.
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