Moxa launches IIoT gateway with LTE and Wi-Fi connectivity
Published2020.02.12 14:22Computer based on Arm Cortex-A7 dual 1GHz processor
Obtains RF format approvals including FCC, IC, PTCRB, and RED
Moxa announced on the 12th that it has added the UC-8200 series to its IIoT gateway product line.
The UC-8200 series includes a fanless computer based on an Arm Cortex-A7 dual-core 1GHz processor designed to operate in harsh environments ranging from minus 40 degrees to plus 85 degrees Celsius. Furthermore, it is equipped with C1D2, ATEX Zone 2, and IECEx certifications, enabling reliable operation even in hazardous environments with explosion risk.
The UC-8200 series provides cellular connectivity that can be integrated into LTE Cat. 4 networks, dual SIM slots for redundancy, and built-in GPS for location tracking. Wi-Fi connectivity is supported through an expansion module.
Moxa provides a management utility that allows programmers to configure the computer's cellular functions to shorten time to market. RF format approvals have also been obtained including FCC, IC, PTCRB, RED, RCM, and NCC to ensure wireless compatibility with regional carriers.
The IIoT gateway plays a critical role in collecting data from edge devices and transmitting field data to cloud databases. These IIoT gateways are equipped with a wide range of communication interfaces such as gigabit Ethernet ports, RS-232/422/485 serial ports, CAN ports, and DI/DO, enabling connection of existing field equipment to the cloud.
The UC-8200 series is guaranteed with a five-year hardware warranty and ten-year long-term support for Moxa industrial Linux to extend the lifespan of industrial automation projects.
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