For new projects, is it better to use a central control system or Hilscher’s system?
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There are approximately 3,500 points for the new project. Which system is better to use: the ECS700 from Zhongkong, or the MACS6 system from Hollyland?
What kind of device? What are your plans? Is there any batch control? You can check whether these two companies have experience with the same equipment as yours
Under normal circumstances, these two are quite comparable. You can send invitations to the two companies separately based on your technical requirements to conduct technical exchanges, and then proceed with bidding if their technologies meet the requirements.
Both are the best in the domestic market; given that the technical requirements are met, it’s just a matter of comparing prices.
The central control system might be better; there are issues with communication between Allen-Bradley and the PLC during configuration. An additional channel needs to be set up.
I think the advantage of the central control system is that the display on it looks good; as for technology, the two brands are more or less on par
The central control system appears to be well-designed, with few minor issues.
They’re more or less the same; it depends on the price at the time of bidding
Actually, they’re all more or less the same; it depends on your bidding strategy
Both of these are the best DCS manufacturers in China, so there’s no need to hesitate. If you are a technical or procurement decision-maker, then thoroughly compare the technical specifications, configurations, spare parts, services, software support, and other aspects of the two products, and score them based on the relevant factors. Of course, there might also be some division in interpersonal relationships. Both parties should submit fair quotes, after which an evaluation will be conducted; there’s no need to insist on awarding the contract to the one with the lowest price – a comprehensive scoring system should be used for selection. If you’re not the decision-maker, it’s better to stay out of it and not worry.