IIOT device for Industrial Use that can replace PLC/Indutrial Computer

Good day, does anyone know an IIOT device for Industrial use that is cheaper than PLC/Industrial computer.
Just for a small machine that needs to tracks its power on and power off time stamp.
I tried to look for boards like Arduino or Rasphberry pie but this boards are not design for industrial use. (24/7 operation with dry and dusty environment)

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Robert Peter Oakes over 2 years ago in reply to mp2100 +5

those are pretty good units, i did a review on them a little while back www.youtube.com/watch Anyone who says you cant get to industrial strength with Arduino is fortunately mistaken... this is good…
mp2100 over 2 years ago +2

Another possibility is this Arduino PLC. The price is low. It is a plc that straddles the arduino and plc worlds. www.automationdirect.com/.../productivity_open_(arduino-compatible)
ntewinkel over 2 years ago +1

It sounds like the Avnet SmartEdge IIOT (based on Raspberry Pi) might meet that description, but it looks like that's not being made anymore. Maybe there's a newer version? And I've seen the Siemens…

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mp2100 over 2 years ago

Another possibility is this Arduino PLC. The price is low. It is a plc that straddles the arduino and plc worlds.

www.automationdirect.com/.../productivity_open_(arduino-compatible)
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Robert Peter Oakes over 2 years ago in reply to mp2100

those are pretty good units, i did a review on them a little while back

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Anyone who says you cant get to industrial strength with Arduino is fortunately mistaken... this is good evidence of that
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bhavikbhansali over 2 years ago in reply to Robert Peter Oakes

"Anyone who says you cant get to industrial strength with Arduino is fortunately mistaken..."

Agree with this. around 2020, I built a product where I used Arduino for programing, and it is still running without any issues.
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bhavikbhansali over 2 years ago in reply to Robert Peter Oakes

"Anyone who says you cant get to industrial strength with Arduino is fortunately mistaken..."

Agree with this. around 2020, I built a product where I used Arduino for programing, and it is still running without any issues.
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colporteur over 2 years ago in reply to bhavikbhansali

Application of Arduinos to solve industrial problems is doable. The business needs to have a well defined support model.

In 40 years I have seen great technology ideas implemented with no thought to support. When it fails and there are considerable resources depending on its operation, that is when it costs big time.
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BigG over 2 years ago in reply to bhavikbhansali

Industruino is another company making industrial strength Arduino's. I think the company started about 10 years ago and have been adding and improving on their product range over the years.

https://industruino.com/page/references
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