BNET: Empowering Substation Efficiency
Revolutionize the way you simulate and monitor Sampled Value (SV) streams in substations with the BNET Hardware Accessory. Seamlessly integrating with existing infrastructure, our innovation enhances operational reliability and advances substation technologies in addition to the 61850 capabilities.
Why BNET?
BNET stands out as a compact, handheld powerful device tailored for substation technicians and SCADA technicians. Unlike bulky tabletop units, our portable solution fits into your test kit bag, enabling on-the-go simulations and signal publications.
Differentiation:
● Powerful Hardware: Featuring a high-powered quad-core CPU, 1TB SSD storage, and 4 Ethernet ports (2 copper, 2 SFP), BNET delivers superior user experience and reliability for process bus applications.
● Market Position: Unique in its form factor and functionality, BNET fills a crucial gap in the market for accessible, high-performance simulation tools.
Benefits:
● Enhanced Reliability: Mitigate risks and ensure robust performance through comprehensive simulation and monitoring.
● Operational Efficiency: Optimize resources and minimize downtime with proactive diagnostics and streamlined troubleshooting.
● Future-Ready: Prepare your substations for future demands with scalable, adaptable technology from BNET.
Key Features
Effortlessly simulate SV streams to validate and optimize communication protocols.
Gain unparalleled insights with real-time monitoring for immediate diagnostics and analysis.
Designed to integrate smoothly with various process bus architectures, ensuring flexibility and ease of deployment.
Why Choose BNET?
At BNET, we are committed to delivering cutting-edge solutions that empower utilities and industries in a dynamic energy landscape. Our hardware accessory sets new standards for substation performance, helping you navigate complexities with confidence.
Initially adopted by utilities and system integrators, the BNET Hardware Accessory is indispensable for testing, integrating, and troubleshooting within substations.