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ToggleIndustrial IoT Hardware · Made in China · CE Certified
| Model Type | Modular Industrial Edge Controller |
|---|---|
| CPU | 3Cortex A7-1.2GHz |
| Storage | 512M+4G |
| RS485 | 4 |
| DI+DO | 2+2 |
| USB | USB 2.0 |
| 4G Module | Quectel - Cat.1 (4G) |
| Wi-Fi | STA + AP |
| 4G | Support Global |
| WAN | 1*100/M Support DHCP Client |
| LAN | 2*100/M Support DHCP Server |
| Rated Voltage | DC12V, DC9~36V(Working Range) |
| Mechanical | 53 × 100 × 80 mm |
| Mounting | DIN-rail |
| Protocols | PLC, CNC, IEC104, IEC61850*, Modbus TCP/RTU |
| DLT645, HJ212, CJ188, MQTT, HTTP, TCP... | |
| Software Features | Remote O&M, Remote Management, Remote Upgrade |
| SD-WAN / Networking, VPN, Firewall | |
| Breakpoint Resume, Virtual Network/Serial Port, Local DB, Visual Programming |
You start with a few meters and PLCs, then suddenly the project grows into multiple panels, mixed signal types, and extra RS485 devices. Before long, fixed-interface gateways either run out of ports — or leave half the channels sitting unused.
The modular blade-style architecture allows DI/DO and AI/AO expansion only where needed, making it easier to adapt to changing field requirements without redesigning the entire control cabinet. During maintenance, hot-swappable modules can be replaced in minutes without rewiring. Engineers simply replace the module body while keeping the field wiring terminal in place — significantly reducing downtime and on-site maintenance effort.
A typical production line often includes Siemens, Mitsubishi, Omron PLCs, and legacy CNC machines, all speaking different industrial protocols, yet many factories still attempt to connect them directly to MES or ERP systems. As the system grows, direct device-to-MES integration quickly becomes difficult to maintain, unstable under load, and expensive to scale due to protocol fragmentation and increasing connection complexity.
EM300 acts as a local industrial protocol gateway and edge computing node, aggregating heterogeneous PLC and CNC data at the edge before converting it into standardized, structured data streams for upstream MES or ERP systems.
Most energy sites connect Grid, PV, BESS, and EV chargers to separate systems, sending data to the cloud without real-time coordination between assets. As a result, energy flows are not optimized in real time, and peak demand charges continue to accumulate despite full system visibility.
EM300 is a modular industrial edge controller, it connects Grid meters, PV inverters, BESS, and EV chargers via Modbus RTU/TCP, IEC104, and DLT645. When PV output falls short, it triggers BESS discharge on-site. When transformer load approaches the limit, it throttles EV charger input. Dispatch logic runs locally via Node-RED — core control continues even when cloud connectivity is lost..