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Cable entry frames KEL-BES for routing cables into network cabinets, control boxes and control cabinets. The KEL-BES Brush Frame is a brand new release from Icotek.  Most cabinets don't require an IP68 waterproof rating. The new Icotek brush frame can be the perfect option allowing for quick running of cables and connectors while keeping dust out. KEL-BES is also an ideal solution for entry and exit of cables that are routed inside raised floors, e.g. in computer centres.

The new QTMB is used to route pre-terminated cables into the KEL-QUICK system. The innovative membrane enables the routing of cables with diamters that can vary up to 3 mm. For the first time, utilising the QTMB, even large cables with cable diameters from 14 to 23 mm can be routed.

As industries keep evolving to become more resilient, it is causing network infrastructure to become more complex. Even with these changes, it is essential that network devices retain their reliability, including industrial unmanaged switches.

The Most Comprehensive PoE solutions for Mission-Critical Applications As a leading provider of edge connectivity, industrial computing, and network infrastructure solutions, Moxa offers the most comprehensive portfolio of industrial PoE switches that ensure reliable power sourcing and delivery to your critical network deployments.

For businesses seeking to maximize the benefits of serial data at field sites and improve operational efficiency, ensuring the availability of products, services, and software for the future demands of OT/IT convergence, partnering with a trusted provider is crucial.

Are you experiencing challenges connecting devices to your industrial systems or transferring data while simultaneously providing large amounts of power to powered devices (PD), such as IP cameras or wireless access points? Power over Ethernet (PoE) is a power supply mechanism that leverages cables to transmit power via power sourcing equipment (PSE).

Industrial network security is not a luxury option anymore—it is a necessity. A spate of recent cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure has underlined the need for industrial organizations to prioritize cybersecurity. No matter which industry you are in, potential threats are everywhere. Recent incidents include hackers shutting down a fuel pipeline in the USA1 and demanding millions of dollars in ransom payments, and a ransomware attack taking the self-service ticketing machines of a UK railway company 2 offline. 

For decades, serial communication has been delivering reliable connectivity in many factory applications. Although Ethernet communication is more popular these days, a large variety of legacy equipment still relies on serial communication. As factory managers increasingly realize that OT/IT convergence optimizes operational efficiency, it is field engineers and system integrators, however, who are first in line facing the challenges of integrating older and newer systems.

With increasing demands on OT/IT integration, data security is at the forefront of our concerns more than ever. In fact, according to an IDC survey, security is considered the top barrier to OT/IT integration. At the same time, it is also considered a top-five motivator, meaning enhanced OT security is one of the means to bring about successful OT/IT integration.