Cincoze Launches Power Protection Module Line
The new industrial modules provide filtering against electrical interference for automated computer systems.
Updated on Oct. 15, 2026 in Computers
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Cincoze has introduced its new Power Protection Module lineup, featuring the PPM-I360 and PPM-I180 models. These devices are designed to safeguard industrial computers against electrical fast transient interference.
Why it matters
Industrial equipment requires protection from electromagnetic noise to ensure consistent operational stability. These modules filter interference directly at the power input to prevent system damage and downtime.
The PPM-I360 and PPM-I180 models provide 360W and 180W capacities respectively. Both units meet EN/IEC 61000-6-2 and 61000-6-4 industrial standards to ensure electromagnetic compatibility.
The players
Cincoze
Cincoze is a manufacturer specializing in rugged embedded systems and industrial computer solutions for automation applications.
The details
The modules utilize a slide-rail design for secure installation and connection to industrial computer series. The PPM-I180 is compatible with DA, DC, and DI series, while the PPM-I360 supports DV, DX, DS, and GM series hardware.
Timeline
Cincoze officially launched the Power Protection Module on October 15, 2026.
The Tech Race
As industrial automation environments become more dense, specialized protection hardware is replacing generic power management systems. This shift forces manufacturers to integrate specific compliance standards like EN/IEC 61000 directly into the chassis of industrial computing infrastructure.
Engineers and system integrators can now add electromagnetic interference filtering to existing industrial setups via a simple slide-rail installation. This allows for improved power stability without needing to replace core computing hardware or perform extensive system modifications.
The takeaway
Reliable power filtration remains a critical component for maintaining high-uptime industrial automation. Users should ensure they select the specific module model that matches their hardware series for optimal protection.
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