An Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) is a battery powered device that provides backup power and protection during mains power outages, dips, and spikes. UPSs have been around for a while and often used in large installations to provide a smooth transition from mains power to diesel generator power in critical systems. For example hospitals and
Our new standalone input module will debut early 2018. It features multiple analogue inputs, Modbus RTU input, logging to SD card, and onboard OLED display. We also have a new line of timer and watchdog modules coming soon. These new products will be sold under the ToriTek brand, and made right here in Australia.
In order to provide convenient and prompt assembly of prototypes and small batches, we have been setting up our own in-house assembly service. We can handle both through-hole and surface-mount PCBs. Including: part placement, reflow soldering, ultrasonic board wash, firmware programming, testing and quality control. Drop us a line if you’d like to learn more.
Recent news of the CCleaner malware incident highlights yet again the need to be vigilant with computer security. A few months ago, there was also an exploit discovered in the BMS software used in Australian government facilities. Oftentimes the security of the BMS or SCADA head-end PC and network infrastructure is an afterthought. In these cases,
We are finally getting #NBN connected next week. Pitty it's only HFC using old cable infrastructure, not new fibre 😟 Hopefully it's better than the unreliable and slow ADSL service it's replacing. Will be interesting to see before and after speed tests. 🤞🤞
Great explaination of double-rachet key exchange and strong P2P encryption by @numberphile https://t.co/iyc9nNmf2J #security #encryption
