The IM18-CCM60 from Turck Banner is another particularly user-friendly addition to the condition monitoring platform for the condition monitoring of control cabinets. While the IM18-CCM40 and IM18-CCM50 models with the Debian Linux system primarily offer OEMs a maximum degree of freedom to integrate them into existing corporate structures, the new model comes with the siineos IIoT operating system, which the digitalisation specialists at in.hub developed specifically for the CCM platform.
The InCore framework integrated in siineos offers a wide range of ready to use components that can be used to easily operate the integrated interfaces and sensors, and all standard network and industrial protocols. Besides existing apps, you can also create your own programs and apps or load them on a smartphone. The web-based wizard accompanies the setup, so that even users without any previous knowledge can handle the IM18-CCM60 without any problems. This also allows easy access to the internal sensors for temperature, humidity and door distance, and the parameterisation of diverse interfaces. Programming knowledge is not required. Via the integrated OpenVPN client, the IM18-CCM60 can establish a secure connection to IT in the field and enable remote access to the device, and optionally to connected machines.
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