KEY BENEFITS:

 • High-performance, real-time processing for complex control and automation applications

 • Robust communication media and protocol support for greater interoperability

 • MDLC protocol support for more efficient data communication over narrowband or broadband

 • Enhanced security features internationally tested and certified

ACE3600 REMOTE TERMINAL UNIT

Supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems are continuously relied on to support the most demanding industrial applications and keep your operations running efficiently. Keep your assets connected to enhance productivity and safety across www.cniacs.com your operations with the ACE3600 Remote Terminal Unit (RTU). 

The ACE3600 aims to make automation and monitoring of your complex processes robust and cohesive by connecting across a variety of communication media and data processing protocols. Enhanced security features also ensure your operations aren’t compromised and productivity doesn’t cease. 

Modular design and abundant customization enables the ACE3600 to fit your specific SCADA needs. You can start small and grow, confident that the powerful processor can handle complex applications and keep your operations connected even as your needs or technologies evolve.

HIGH-PERFORMANCE, REAL-TIME PROCESSING POWER

 Whether caused by a storm, theft or just aging infrastructure, disruptions to performance and the inability to pinpoint abnormalities decreases your productivity and can put personnel in harm’s way. The ACE3600’s processing power provides accurate data analysis and communication for the most critical, and demanding SCADA applications to ensure optimal operation.

 A 32-bit processor, running at 200 MHz, delivers real-time processing with support for up to 110 I/O modules, while the substantial Flash and DRAM memory capacity provides plenty of storage for alarms, events, live data, historical reports and files. Both polling and event-based reporting are supported, peer-to-peer or RTU-to-host.

 The ACE3600 can also be redundantly configured with a simple Ethernet interconnection. This ensures continuous operation if one CPU or power supply were to fail.