The Importance of Intelligent and Reliable Equipment in Industrial Automation
In today’s world, industrial automation systems need intelligent, reliable, and secure equipment more than ever before. Among the key components of these systems are devices such as RTUs and Remote I/Os, which are responsible for data acquisition, signal transmission, and control process management in critical infrastructures.
The Role and Advantages of Remote I/Os in Modern Industries
In recent years, Remote I/Os have gained significant importance in power substations, power plants, and various industries due to their modular structure, rapid deployment, and ease of maintenance. By receiving input signals and issuing control commands, these devices act as an interface between sensors, actuators, and SCADA or central control systems, forming an essential part of modern intelligent automation.
The Need for Locally Developed and Reliable Automation Equipment
In the field of industrial automation in the country, the need for reliable and locally developed equipment is felt more strongly than ever. In this regard, Tabesh Pajouhan Sanat Company has successfully designed and manufactured a fully Iranian Remote I/O—an innovative product developed with cybersecurity standards and passive defense requirements in mind, offering a suitable replacement for foreign equipment in national infrastructure projects.
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The Remote I/O developed by Tabesh Pajouhan Sanat supports multiple input/output modules, industrial protocols such as Modbus, SNMP, and IEC 60870-5-104, dual independent network interfaces, remotely upgradable firmware, and dual redundant internal power supplies. This makes it a stable and flexible solution for high-voltage substations, power plants, and critical industrial facilities. The product stands as a symbol of domestic engineering capability—one that not only meets current needs but also paves the way for greater development and self-sufficiency in industrial automation equipment.
