ICS TRIPLEX T8480C Processor Module

ICS TRIPLEX T8480C processor module

The design goal of T8480C is to provide highly reliable control functions. It adopts a redundant processor configuration to prevent single point of failure from affecting the system, thereby ensuring the stability and safety of industrial processes. This high reliability makes T8480C particularly suitable for critical control systems that require continuous and reliable operation.

The T8480C processor module has real-time capability and can process data in real-time in industrial control systems. This real-time processing capability enables the system to quickly respond to various changes, thereby achieving precise control of industrial processes.

T8480C also has scalability. As user application requirements change, this module can be expanded to meet new requirements. This flexibility enables T8480C to adapt to various complex industrial control scenarios.

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