Fieldbus & Industrial Networking


All-in-one mobile network analyser

1 May 2019 Fieldbus & Industrial Networking

On show at Stand D20, the PROCENTEC Mercury from Industrial Data Xchange is an all-in-one mobile analyser that gives the user the ability to troubleshoot, maintain and monitor both Profibus and industrial Ethernet networks. It accounts for mixed architecture facilities that incorporate older networks as well as industrial Ethernet networks. A robust tablet running the new software package, OSIRIS offers remote and wireless connection capabilities, providing an easy to interpret solution that offers mobility from anywhere.

For more information contact Kyle Roos, Industrial Data Xchange, +27 11 548 9960, kyler@idx.co.za, www.idx.co.za



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