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Agenda

• Introduction• From data collection to device

control• Migration to industrial Ethernet• The value added services of

Industrial Ethernet• About Cisco and PANDUIT

Introduction

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Introduction: history

• In the early 80’s, the first industrial network was created for data collection,

• In the 90’s, control (automation) networks start to emerge,

• Nowadays, new networks are implemented for intelligent devices including wireless, remote access, direct link to a bundle of ERP software.

Introduction: deployment

• According to ARC, “the worldwide market for industrial Ethernet devices is expected to grow by 84.1% over the next five years”

• Today, with 1 million nodes, Industrial Ethernet represents approximatly 6% of the total actual potential. In 2007, Industrial Ethernet will represents nearly 40% of the potential. Moreover, the potential is increasing as well due to the easier access to production automation.

• Europe and USA are representing the majority of this market

Introduction: Reasons

• Ethernet is a international standard,

• Ethernet has been used in office networks for decades,

• Ethernet is an open system,

• Ethernet has the lowest installed cost,

• Ethernet is common from office to shop floor,

• Ethernet is enabling technology and is ready for intelligent networking.

Example of topologies

• Network topologies is the arrangement of elements (physical, logic, virtual) of a network.– Data collection– Control device

Data collection

Central PLC Switch

Central Plant Control Cabinet

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Output load device

Switch within an IP-rated enclosure

Hardened Patch Panel

Switch

OtherInput/Output

IP devices: IP Cameras, Card Readers, HVAC Controls …

Wireless Nodes

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Value

• Total consolidated Network

• Value for convergence

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Value of Industrial Ethernet

• The convergence of all networks:– Reduces CaPEX. – Reduces maintenance cost– Lowers overall operation costs

• By developing an intelligent network which enable innovative applications including VoIP, video, remote control, security and safety control…

Cisco-Panduit Partnership

Deploym

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Automation Control

Management & Administrative Infrastructure

Network Infrastructure

Cabling Infrastructure

Power Services Infrastructure

Unified StructurePACT™ Technology

Partner Solutions

Industrial TX5eTM Connectors and Patch Cords

INDUSTRIALNET Enclosures

FIBERRUNNER®

Cable Routing

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Racks and Cable

Management

J-MODTM Cable Support System

Waterfall Accessories

Stackable Cable Rack Spacers

Wiring

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Power Connectors

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Who is Panduit?

• US private own company created in 1955• Two Business Units:

– Network connectivity• The network cabling management solutions includes

with connectivity, racks, patch panels, cable management and trunking, intelligent physical layout management system.

– Electrical Group• The electrical cabling solutions includes fixing,

accessories, terminals, power connectors, grounding, identification and safety for electrical activities from installation to mass production.

Specialised in

• Enterprise back office – Finance, Education, Service Providers,

Healthcare, Government

• Industrial– Oil & gas, chemical, food & beverage,

pharmaceutical, Mass Transportation, Shipbuilding, Automotive, Telecom GSM-UMTS

Activity

• Expertise:– Product development with/for customers– Application survey on customer production

processes and integration– Lower installation cost & Return On Investment

• Channel– Network of Certified installers trained and submitted

the test results of their installation for warranty– Network of distributors – general and market specific

that add value to the industrial market.– Network of other suppliers to bring a proven

interoperability

Product Solution Sets

• IP67 Rated Bulkhead Jack & Plug

• Stainless Steel Faceplate• IP-Rated Enclosures• Industrial Patch Cords• Cat 6 Module• M12 Modules/Connectors• Hardened Patch Panels• Hardened Fiber

Runner/Raceway Products• Fiber Module