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Industrial Ethernet switches are the backbone of connected control systems, providing the high-speed, secure, and stable communication in the most demanding applications, from factory automation and machine control to railway signalling, substation protection, oil and gas infrastructure and marine systems.
We supply an extensive selection of industrial-grade switches, from cost-effective unmanaged models to fully managed Layer 2 and Layer 3 switches, with features including VLAN, QoS, redundancy protocols and cybersecurity integration. Available in DIN-rail, rackmount and wall-mount formats, our rugged switches are built to withstand wide operating temperatures, shock, vibration and high EMI environments. We work with trusted brands including Moxa, Advantech, and Cisco, and stock switches certified to IEC 62443, IEC 61850-3, EN 50155, DNV and ATEX Zone 2 standards.
At Impulse Embedded, we hold UK-based stock with fast lead times, and every purchase is backed by lifetime technical support from our in-house engineering team. If you’re building or upgrading your industrial network, get in touch with our team for expert guidance.
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Every industry has unique networking challenges, and our team has the technology know-how and design experience to help you solve them. Whether you require a straightforward data collection device or a fully integrated network solution, we can design the right topology and configure every component, delivering robust, application-ready solutions tailored to your needs.
Wireless Solution Saves Time and Reduces Overheads for OT Machinery Monitoring Project
Our customer was looking for ways to improve efficiency and reliability, and reduce operation costs and overheads for their manufacturing facility. The initial step in this transformation was to add additional monitoring and measurements to several areas of their facility to allow the collection of usage data from older machinery for analysis. The machinery to be analysed would be located in many areas of the complex, with some sitting in concrete outbuildings far from the source of the main network.