EN50155 Railway
EN50155 Railway Certifications
EN50155 standard is vital to all rail vehicles and railway applications. Most of the EN50155 standard revolves around the power supplies utilized within a railcar, although the hardware integrated must also adhere to the same standard since temperature, shock, vibration, input voltage, performance and reliability are crucial elements to any railcar application, as well.
Sintron’s railway computers are EN50155 certified and have conducted environmental testing to ensure reliable performance under a variety of power supply conditions, such as voltage variations, power interruptions, and supply changeover. Sintron’s EN50155 certified computers can also withstand environmental disturbances, including vibration, shock, and extreme temperature.
Sintron's EN50155 Certified / Compliant Computing and Networking Solutions
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Industry Certifications: EN50155, IRIS, EMARK, IEC61373
Sintron’s EN50155 certified solutions are specifically designed for railway rolling stock applications that guarantee reliable performance, endure extreme temperature, and withstand severe shock and vibration in train control and railway applications.
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Wide Operating Temperature Range
Sintron EN50155 railway computers are designed to meet the railway stringent environment with wide-temperature capabilities ranging from -40℃ to 70℃ while functioning under full CPU load. Its uncompromising performance and extraordinary reliability is ideal for Railway system applications.
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Wide Connectivity and Expansion Possibility
Dedicated for railway usage, Sintron Railway computer offers Gigabit PoE+ ports with M12 X-coded connectors to guarantee signal integrity and secured Ethernet connection. The system also has integrated CAN bus 2.0 and isolated digital I/Os to interact with in-vehicle devices. Expansion wise, there are mini-PCIe slots and a SIM slot. The SIM slot offer 3G/ 4G capability and mini-PCIe expansion slots offer WiFi communication versatility, GPS module or other expansion needs.
Features of Sintron's Railway Computer?
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Features of Sintron’s EN50155 Railway Ethernet PoE Switch?
-2 Giga Link Bypass Ports-Management Features
-ITU-T G.8032 v1/v2 ERPS Ring Redundancy
-Enhanced Cyber Security for Critical Application
-Extreme PoE Capability
-Rugged Design for Surveillance in Rail Controller, Rolling Stock applications
ABOX-5210-M12X
9-48V Input AI GPU Computing
• Intel 10th GEN 10 Cores Xeon W-1290TE / i9-10900TE
• 8 x DI, and 4 x DO and 3 x RS-232/422/485
• 1 x M.2 B key, 1 x M.2 A-E key & 3 x MiniPCIe expansion slots
• Dual Hot Swappable SATA Storage RAID 0,1,5
• 9-48V DC Input and Operating Temp.: -40~70°C
• 2 x RJ45 Ports and 8 x M12 X Coded Connectors for GbE
ANNA-F9 Series
•Built-in u-blox ZED-F9 GNSS module which provides centimeter-level accuracy
•Multiband RTK with fast convergence and reliable performance
•Concurrent reception of GPS, GLONASS, Galileo and BeiDou
•Sensor Integrated: 3D Gyroscope, 3D Accelerometer
•Optionally support Dead Reckoning Features: UDR, ADR, CAN-to-ADR
VBOX-3620-M12X
• Intel Core i7-6600U / i5-6300U / i3-6100U
• Wireless support LTE w/ SIM Card, WLAN, GPS Dead Reckoning, BT (Optiona)
• 3 x GbE Including 1 with iAMT
• Isolated wide Input Range 9 - 36VDC
• Smarter Vehicle Power Ignition for Variety Vehicle
• Dual Hot Swappable SATA bays & 1 x SATA DOM, support RAID 0/1/5
• EN50155 Tx temperature and class S2 interruption
• E-13 Certified
VBOX-3611-M12X
• Intel Core i7-6600U
• Wireless support LTE, 3.5G w/ Dual SIM Card, WLAN, GPS Dead Reckoning, GSM/GPRS, BT
• 9V~36V DC Power Input
• Smarter Vehicle Power Ignition for Variety Vehicle
• Dual Hot Swappable SATA Storage, RAID 0, 1, 5
• 1 x CAN Bus 2.0B (Optional)
RBOX-1000-M12X
• Intel Core i7-6600U / i5-6300U / i3-6100U
• Wireless support LTE w/ SIM Card, GPS, BT(option)
• 6 x GbE optional PoE
• Isolated wide Input Range 77-137V DC
• Dual Hot Swappable SATA Storage, RAID 0,1,5
• EN50155 Tx temperature and class S2 interruption