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The H41q series is a compact system mainly composed of a 5-unit high 19 inch rack. The central rack houses all components, including the central unit, interfaces, communication modules, power and distribution systems, and input/output modules.

The H51q series adopts a standard modular structure, consisting of a 5-unit high 19 inch rack and an additional 16 4-unit high 19 inch input/output subracks. The central rack includes a central unit, interfaces, communication modules, monitoring and power modules.

H41q/H51q - Features

>>The optional redundancy configuration allows for great flexibility in system design to meet different needs.

>>The physically completely separated redundant structure eliminates the potential fatal risk of common part failures.

>>The redundant mode of parallel operation avoids possible disturbances caused by card switching, achieving true "hot swapping".

>>The low density of I/O modules further disperses the risk of card failure.

>>Intuitive programming, multiple integration and communication options.

>>Since 1997, it has been used in * * * and continuously innovates in technology. The "quadruplization" structural pattern has been adopted by almost all newly developed ESD systems to this day.

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