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Ensuring the highest quality since 1975 |
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August 03, 2011 |
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Transduction introduces the new TR-565FB 1U industrial rack mount computer with a solid state half fanless design that features SLA battery with UPS circuit for 1 hour backup, highly efficient 1.6GHz Intel ATOM processor and high speed flash disk drive can be used and/or optional 2.5" hard drive.
The internal UPS with battery backup eliminates most fatal crashes of the O/S most commonly due to a power outage and/or shortage. When the battery is almost exhausted the internal power supply will shut down Windows O/S in an orderly manner eliminating corruption of disk blocks. When the power returns the system will boot automatically after preset time. The internal UPS includes battery charge controller to prevent over-charge. Optional external SLA battery can provide UPS backup up to 24 hours. Alternatively solar panel can be used to charge internal or external batteries.
Two 1000 Mbps Gigabit LAN ports are included for flexibility of network and control connections.
TR-565FB computer has been designed for a maximum reliability. Warranty is 3 years.
The input power is universal 100 to 240 VAC 50-60Hz 0.75A-0.35A with external AC 16VDC power adapter.
This computer features excellent thermal design. Operating temperature range is 0 - 60°C with 100% system load.
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Please call
1-800-268-0427 between 09:00 and 18:00 EST for additional information and sales assistance!
Transduction Team |
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Transduction is an established manufacturer (1975) of reliable industrial rack mount and panel mount computers, LCD monitors and systems for power utilities, process control, military and telecommunications. We offer rapid prototype development and manufacturing services. Production and service records of each computer or system are kept to assure maximum reliability and support. All Transduction products have a warranty of 3 years but they are designed for maximum longevity to minimize cost of service. More information about Transduction |
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