The petroleum process industry has traditionally used home-run wiring from I/O devices directly to the control room for decades. Lately, remote I/O cabinets, connected to the controller with a communication network in lieu of home-run wiring, are seeing increased use in the industry as a way of eliminating long cabling runs, minimizing installation cost and labor, and aiding in reducing commissioning time and maximizing uptime due to more efficient troubleshooting.
Explore more about how remote I/O enclosures can help reduce capital and operational expenditures in the oil & gas and related industries by downloading this FAQ.
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