For shipbuilding and the onshore/offshore industry

Applications in shipbuilding, onshore and offshore industries are particularly demanding of the performance capability and availability of components.

WAGO components used in shipbuilding are put to the test in the most punishing operating environments. For example, continuous vibrations, shock loads, extreme temperature cycling and severe humidity assault the components placed in a ship�s engine room. However, these components reliably meet ever-increasing demands for electromagnetic compatibility day in and day out, year after year.

 

From stem to stern, the WAGO-I/OSYSTEM�s reputation for reliability and superior performance have garnered it several international certifications, proving its suitability for shipbuilding and other applications where extreme conditions call for high-performance components.

Along with classic fieldbus protocols, "distributed" Ethernet-based concepts are also an advantage in many projects due to flexible and open communication. Multi-client and multi-server architectures increase availability, and allow for redundancy mechanisms using a standard Ethernet infrastructure.

Benefits:

� International approvals: GL, LR, DNV, BV, RINA, KR, NK, BSH
� IEC 60945 conformity
� Environmental category D (GL), EMC1 (direct operation on combustion engines and compressors)
� Unrestricted operation on the bridge, �compass� certificate (BSH)
� Gateway functions: NMEA, J1939, Modbus RTU, RK512

WAGO-I/O-SYSTEM 750 under sails

Since Spring of 2001, the WAGO-I/O-SYSTEM 750 is GL approved for shipbuilding

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