New cost-effective modular controller from Siemens

03 May, 2013

The Desigo PXC50 freely programmable modular controller from Siemens combines flexibility with cost savings. The unit uses Native BACnet communication, and an IP-enabled version is available. Up to 52 physical I/Os can be connected via TX modules to the controller. In addition third party devices can be easily integrated using TX I/O open modules.

The space-saving design means the controller has a small footprint, helping to keep panel sizes down. Installation costs are reduced as there is no requirement for any screened cables for the external connections

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