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Red Lion expands Granite line of controllers and modules

By Paul Dvorak | October 20, 2016

Red Lion has announced that its rugged Graphite platform has been expanded to include a new Graphite Core Controller and Graphite Crimson Control Module that combine communication and control capabilities to reduce cost and ease operations.

Crimson Control lets clients use IEC 61131 programming languages – such as Ladder Logic, Function Block, Structured Text and Instruction List – to solve specific application needs.

Crimson Control lets clients use IEC 61131 programming languages – such as Ladder Logic, Function Block, Structured Text and Instruction List – to solve specific application needs.

Both hardware offerings leverage an enhanced version of the company’s powerful Crimson 3.0 software with added Crimson Control functions to provide a single programming solution for control, networking and data visualization. Crimson Control lets clients use IEC 61131 programming languages – such as Ladder Logic, Function Block, Structured Text and Instruction List – to solve specific application needs by developing logic control much like a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) or Remote Telemetry Unit (RTU) without the added expense.

In addition, Red Lion now offers rugged Graphite expansion racks that work with the Graphite platform to provide a scalable solution letting organizations remotely mount up to 12 plug-in modules to the back of a cabinet without extensive wiring.


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