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Edition 5, November 2015
Belden 360° – A Newsletter Dedicated to the Industrial Market
Proven On-vehicle Wireless Network Solutions for the Mass Transit Industry
Wireless technology in industrial transportation settings can help meet customer demands while also delivering uncompromising safety and minimal downtime.
In our new white paper, we will discuss how wireless technology in industrial transportation settings, specifically the railway industry, can help meet customer demands and incorporate the latest technology, while also delivering uncompromising safety and minimal downtime or delays.The white paper explains:
How technology that meets global standards and the stringent railway specifications results in high-availability wireless networks
The key criteria for successful integration of wireless technology into railway systems
A typical wireless network design for a train needing onboard wireless connectivity
How high-speed trains, light rail systems, and subway or metro systems all benefit from wireless networking
Industrial Ethernet Rail Switches Bridge Long Distances Without Disruptions
The SPIDER III Standard Line of unmanaged, entry-level rail switches is future-proof with Gigabit speed performance, offering you the full advantage of Ethernet technology.
These switches offer a high quality, cost-effective way to transfer large amounts of data. They are also designed for use in harsh environments and have the necessary certifications, making them the ideal for the manufacturing, machine building, solar power and traffic control industries.
Innovative Technologies for Hygienic Zones, Splash Zones, and Product-free Zones
The Belden Food and Beverage portfolio at a glance
Belden signal transmission solutions are used by customers around the globe for mission-critical Food & Beverge and Consumer Packaging applications.These solutions will strengthen your network communication – even in environments with extreme mechanical stress and wide temperature ranges – to help you avoid downtime and improve profitability. Our new line card gives you a quick overview about:
Industrial Connectivity: IP67, IP68, IP69K connectors, cordsets and I/O modules for Splash Zone, Washdown Zone and No Contact Zone
Industrial IT: Managed and unmanaged Industrial Ethernet switches, security & firewall and industrial WLAN
Industrial Cables: Data cables, fiber, patch cords and control cables, patching and termination solution MIPP
Flexible DataTuff Cat 5e PROFINET Cables Maximizing Uptime Even in Harsh Environments
New UL-rated, quad design PROFINET cables from Belden provide Ethernet connectivity using open standard technology to easily connect devices across all systems for efficient factory automation.
Equipped with quad design, CMX Outdoor, Power Limited Tray Cables (PLTC) and a full range of other Underwriters Laboratories (UL) standards, Belden PROFINET cables make it easier to install the network, maximizing uptime even in the most demanding indoor or outdoor environments.
Secure and Reliable Remote Access
The new OWL 3G Industrial Cellular Router offers increased routing functionalities and advanced security capabilities in a single, reliable product. (EMEA only)
Its enhanced software technologies make it easy to customize, as well as simple to use and install. As machine builders, system integrators and automation vendors search for easy and cost-effective ways to monitor and troubleshoot machines without going on-site or creating connections where wired networks are not feasible, the OWL 3G’s cellular capabilities become vastly important. Problems can be solved quickly and support costs can be drastically reduced with the OWL 3G’s remote access capabilities. The OWL 3G is currently available for the European and Middle Eastern markets.
Belden Showcases Signal Transmission Solutions at SPS IPC Drives
SPS IPC Drives is Europe’s leading exhibition for electric automation, Nuremberg, Germany
Between 24 and 26 November 2015, Nuremberg will be home to Europe’s leading exhibition for electric automation. If you are planning to visit the show, looking for new and innovative, tried and trusted solutions for your automation tasks, make sure you visit the Belden booth in Hall 10, Stand 120.
More than 100 attendees to the Americas 2015 Industrial Ethernet Infrastructure (IEI) Design Seminar learned more about the latest trends and techniques for better industrial networks.
This year’s event focused on the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), with lectures, live demonstrations, and hands-on labs covering a broad range of topics. The seminar was held October 19-22 in Chicago.
Highlights of the event included daily keynote addresses:
Shawn Adams, COO, Auto Parkit, Inc., and Daniel Wade, Chief Architect-Wireless, Belden: Wireless Trends – Exciting Industrial Horizon
Dave Meltzer, Chief Research Officer, Tripwire, and Jeff Caldwell, Chief Architect-Security, Belden: ICS Security Considerations – An Evolving Terrain
John Herold, VP-Global Industrial Marketing, Belden: How to Take Advantage of the Industrial Internet of Things
Steve Biegacki, Sr. VP-Sales & Marketing, Belden: Final Thoughts on the Industrial Internet of Things
Even if you couldn’t attend this event, you can download the Belden IIoT Checklist and register to receive future communications at www.belden.com/designseminar. And mark your calendars for the 2016 dates of the IEI Design Seminar:
Munich, Germany: June 13-16, 2016
Orlando, Florida: October 10-13, 2016
Distributed I/O Reduces Machine Building Time & Improves Availability
The vast majority of cyber incidents on industrial networks are unintentional, resulting from Human error, for example device configuration errors; Software or device flaws, such as legacy equipment and the accidental introduction of malware, for example via a USB stick or a vendor laptop. Our blog provides a 1-2-3 approach to Industrial Cybersecurity
A selection of other recently published articles
Smart Communication: Factory of the Future Critical Connections
As models for the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) mature and become hardened realities, the technologies and strategies for connecting machines will be essential for enabling increased efficiency, resiliency and productivity. Read more
Creating a New Breed of Manufacturing IT
The convergence of information technology and operation technology on the plant floor is igniting the need for a new skillset that combines computer science and plant engineering. Read more
Looking for a great way to keep up on the latest technology relevant to your work? Check out Belden's informative webinars.
Tools for Wireless Network Design
Development of wireless networks in the industrial market has become so popular that most people are now comfortable using WLAN technology for just about any application. Numerous considerations and requirements exist to make informed decisions, and today, there are many tools available for deployment. Attendees of this presentation will learn how these tools make it simple to optimize and benefit from WiFi implementation. View now on-demand
House of ICS Security
Understanding the complexities of industrial control system (ICS) security is difficult at best. This presentation introduces a model to facilitate discussions about cyber security at all levels of expertise, from starter to expert. Named “House of ICS Security,” the model helps users map threats specific to their operations, and counter those threats with appropriate security actions. Now on-demand
IE Training and Certification – 2016 Training Schedule Available Now
Our training and certification program is open to everyone – certification is especially recommended for network designers and administrators, who as employees or external service providers are responsible for the availability of industrial networks.
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