Industrial Controls

Industrial controls are devices that integrate your hardware and software with network connectivity in order to support your critical infrastructure.

There are several types of industrial controls you may need for your automation project, including:

• supervisory control and data acquisition system (SCADA)
• distributed control system (DCS)
• programmable logic controllers (PLC) - learn more
• programmable automation controllers (PACs) - learn more

DCSs are control systems that gather data and control the systems in a large facility in real-time on high-bandwidth, low-latency data networks.

SCADA systems gather remote, often geographically separated data through potentially unreliable or intermittent low-bandwidth/high-latency links. SCADA systems use RTUs (remote terminal units) to send supervisory data back to a control center.

Choosing quality industrial controls for your automation project is key, as they connect, and directly impact the infrastructure of all the devices at your facility.

See full details on each product below to find out which controls are right for you: