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News Release from: HardwarePT | Subject: Open HMI
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 24 April 2008
New "Hazardous Area Computing" products
HardwarePT has announced the introduction of a range of easily serviceable stations for use in hazardous areas, with Open HMI and up to 9" screen size
The new range of HardwarePT Open HMI systems from R Stahl consist of industrial panel PCs with a number of international certificates (including for zones 1, 21, 2 and 22) The systems can be directly connected to hazardous areas
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 3 May 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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Furthermore, any software can be installed on these systems which may also be used as Thin Clients in a remote terminal environment.
HardwarePT has recently been appointed as a Premier Partner for the Open HMI Range of Ex Panel PCs for R Stahl Limited, a global leader in the manufacture and supply of explosion protected electrical and process automation equipment.
Commenting upon the addition of the range of Open HMI systems to its product offerings Louise Knowles, HardwarePT marketing manager, said "the addition of the Stahl products is an exciting addition to the HardwarePT portfolio and strengthens our position as a leading supplier of industrial automation hardware".
As a standard, all the Open HMIs are equipped with a touch screen, several interfaces and are based on powerful Pentium/Celeron M technology up to 1.1 GHz, which makes them the most powerful unit available on the market.
Knowles added "Their modular structure facilitates changes and also makes for ease of maintenance too of course".
Open HMIs are suited for applications in almost all industry sectors and have received numerous international approvals and certifications.
Their open software platform makes these devices extremely flexible to use and their rugged mechanical design also makes them highly resistant even under extreme climatic conditions e.g in the oil and gas sector.
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