(Hazlet, New Jersey) February 26, 2016 - AAEON, a developer of industrial computing solutions, launched their BOXER-6652 and BOXER-6852 embedded box PCs for high demand industrial automation applications.

The Intel® Core™ Processor i5-4402E driving the systems not only packs more processing power; the chips also have enhanced graphical support capabilities for broader applications. The systems are further supported by three simultaneous video outputs, with HDMI, DVI, and VGA options.

To cater the use in a factory setting, the systems support a wide voltage input of 9 ~ 30 V with over-voltage, low-voltage, surge, reverse polarity and short circuit protection. Some COM ports carried by the systems are isolated for protection against electrical surges and unwanted noise. They also sport a fanless design and are built to operate in a temperature range from -20 ~ 60°C, a range wider than similar products in the market. Furthermore, both systems are cable-free, thus greatly enhance reliability, a fact reflected by their MTBF of more than 80,000 hours.

Though both systems are similarly built, the BOXER-6852 adds two additional PCI/ PCIe slots as an expansion option. With it, peripheral cards and modules like graphics cards or PoE modules can be used for a more well-rounded system, not only suitable for regular computer use, but also as a versatile IoT device, as well.

“Our customers’ feedback is what drives the development of the BOXER-6652 and 6852,” said Tim Lin, Product Manager of AAEON’s Panel Appliances and Automation Division. “The use of the i-Series processors, cableless interior, wide voltage and temperature support makes these systems star performers beyond just factory automation.”

For more information about the BOXER-6652 and BOXER-6852, please visit:

• http://www.aaeon.com/en/p/entry-level-box-pc-boxer-6652/
  
• http://www.aaeon.com/en/p/entry-level-box-pc-boxer-6852/

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