Bakkersland 通过 eWON 远程维护实现自动化
技术
- 网络与连接 - 路由器和网桥
适用行业
- 食品与饮料
客户
巴克斯兰公司
关于客户
Bakkersland BV 在荷兰经营面包店。它为零售业生产和供应各种日常新鲜面包、面包卷、甜甜圈、糕点产品、糕点特色菜、季节性特色菜、蛋糕和烘焙产品。 c
挑战
Bakkersland 公司的主要担忧是生产过程中可能出现的机器停机。任何停滞情况都可能导致物流过程的延误。
解决方案
eWON 路由器安装在 DIN 导轨上 PLC 旁边的控制室中。该结构在线工作，可以通过安全的 VPN 连接向操作员提供机器的远程监控。 VPN 连接使运营商能够避免病毒并防止外部人员想要访问敏感信息。
收集的数据
Alarms For Automated Applications, Connectivity Status, Production Efficiency, Throughput Per Machine
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