Cincoze Launches New Industrial Power Protection Modules
The modules provide up to 360W of interference filtering for industrial PCs to meet strict EMC standards.
Updated on Oct. 15, 2026 in Computers
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Cincoze has launched a new external Power Protection Module designed to filter electrical interference for industrial computer systems. Available in two models, the hardware is now shipping to support specific series of industrial PCs.
Why it matters
The module addresses electromagnetic compatibility challenges by suppressing Electrical Fast Transient interference at the power input. This helps maintain system stability in environments prone to electromagnetic noise.
The PPM-I360 and PPM-I180 modules deliver 360W and 180W capacity, respectively, and are compliant with EN/IEC 61000-6-2 and 61000-6-4 industrial standards.
The players
Cincoze
An industrial computer manufacturer specializing in ruggedized computing systems and modular peripheral hardware for automation.
The details
The modules use an external architecture to filter noise before it reaches the power input. A slide-rail design allows for physical mounting and integration, securing the device directly to supported industrial computers. This approach separates the protection circuit from the core computing hardware, which is intended to minimize interference risks.
Timeline
October 15, 2026: Cincoze officially launched the Power Protection Module.
The Tech Race
Cincoze is positioning its power modules to meet the stringent demands of modern industrial automation environments defined by EN/IEC 61000-6 standards. This release follows a broader industry trend of modularizing protection hardware to support diverse industrial PC series.
System integrators can now utilize these modules with specific DA, DC, DI, DV, DX, DS, and GM series industrial computers. The slide-rail design simplifies the installation process, though availability in specific markets depends on regional supply chains.
The takeaway
Cincoze has created a standardized path to improving electromagnetic immunity for its diverse array of industrial hardware. Operators should monitor the company's product roadmap for future additions to the Power Protection Module line.
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