Moxa ioPAC 6500 Controllers and I/O Modules

The Moxa ioPAC 6500 Series is a modular RTU and automation platform for industrial monitoring, control, data acquisition and edge computing. It supports IEC 61131-3 programming and hot-swappable modules, while digital, analogue, serial and HART I/O options allow it to connect a wide range of field devices. It can also communicate with SCADA, plant and cloud systems across a range of applications including, energy management, renewable power, substations, oil and gas, railway infrastructure and distributed industrial automation.

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The ioPAC 6500 can be used for distributed automation, remote monitoring, process control, energy management, equipment monitoring and industrial data acquisition. Typical sectors may include power generation and distribution, renewable energy, substations, oil and gas, railway infrastructure, water and wastewater, manufacturing and other geographically distributed industrial systems.

Yes. The ioPAC 6500 supports IEC 61131-3 industrial automation programming. This allows control applications to be developed using recognised automation programming languages and helps provide consistency when engineers are working across different industrial control systems.

Selected ioPAC 6500 modules support hot-swappable operation. This allows compatible modules to be removed or replaced without shutting down the entire controller. Hot-swapping can reduce maintenance time and system disruption, although engineers should always confirm the supported procedure for the particular module and system configuration before carrying out replacement work.

Yes. Its modular architecture allows I/O and communication capacity to be expanded as system requirements change. Expansion modules can connect additional units and I/O points to the main control system.

Yes. Selected ioPAC 6500 I/O modules support HART communication for use with compatible industrial transmitters and field instruments. HART support enables digital device information and diagnostics to be communicated alongside the conventional 4–20 mA process signal.

The platform includes built-in security functions such as Secure Boot, protection against password-cracking attempts, intrusion detection and denial-of-service defence.