Central Control 300XP System
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Our factory has only 1,000 monitoring points. When considering options like Zhongkong and HaliTech, I personally think 300XP would be a suitable choice; however, HaliTech said that 300XP is quite old, having been around for over a decade. Everyone, please share some suggestions or recommend other DCS systems
Because there is only one version of it, and it lacks price competitiveness compared to 300XP; that’s what has always been said. The hardware for 300XP is still being updated, so small projects are no problem.
300XP is also constantly being improved, so it shouldn’t be considered outdated just because it was developed early on; it’s more like old wine in new bottles. What fits is the best! With 300XP, I’ll take on you! Many of the small systems in our equipment use 300XP – it is stable, reliable, and trustworthy.
It’s true that the 300 model has slightly inferior performance; it’s definitely better than the Allen-Bradley M6. The only thing left to compare is price. I don’t know the exact prices, but it’s certain that the M6 is superior to the 300. After all, the main model promoted by Allen-Bradley is the 700, and the 300 model is considered obsolete
This post was last edited by 49205455 on 2019-4-11 at 22:30. I think there’s something wrong with your ideas. For industrial control systems, the more stable they are, the better – and the older they get, the better their performance, as they continue to be improved. Do you think it’s a computer for playing Battle Royale games, where the newer the better? Is Emerson’s DELTAV still a program written in VB? It’s still in use.
Actually, they’re all more or less the same; a 300 model from a small-scale project control system will do just fine, and the Allen-Bradley Maloo system is also quite useful… The quality is similar; it’s more a matter of price
Is 300xp at 2000 points suitable?
2000 points or 700? For a project that’s worth 2000 points, it’s not a big deal to spare that amount of money, right?
It depends on the person you’re looking for; if it’s someone from Rohde & Schwarz