The Difference between a Personal Computer and an Industrial Computer
Industrial PCs may look similar to those we have at home,
however, that is where the differences end. An industrial
computer is designed to be far more robust than your average home or office
PC. Industrial PCs are designed to withstand temperatures up to 45C, dust,
shock and vibration, humidity, power spikes, surges, transients and noise.
An industrial PC usually has all components fitted into one
standalone unit, unlike your home PC. Components for repair, replacement and
upgrade are usually more readily available, even 5-10 years after manufacture,
unlike a standard home or office desktop PC.
Maintenance Required
Personal maintenance of your home or office PC, usually
consists of running an anti-virus and malware check, preferably daily and backing
up any data to ensure it is not lost.
Industrial computers require maintenance, as if not
adequately maintained, they can cause huge financial losses. A number of
different contractors offer maintenance options on industrial computers. Due to
the intricacy of the systems, this is a must have for any business operator.
Storage options available
Industrial computers allow users to have a wide range of
storage options, unlike a standard desktop computer, with only one drive,
industrial computers can support anything between 12 to 60 drives. Due to the
number of drives available, industrial computers are a lot more reliable than
the average desktop. Designed to last, the components are more hard-wearing
than the average desktop or laptop.
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