C6110 Beckhoff
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The Beckhoff C6110 is an industrial PC from the C6 Industrial PC Units series. It has a basic power consumption of 100 W and dimensions of 287 mm in height, 180 mm in width, and 250 mm in depth, with a weight of 7 kilograms. This unit features 3 USB 2.0 ports, 2 RJ-45 Ethernet ports, and supports IP20 protection class.
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The C6110 is an industrial PC manufactured by Beckhoff and supplied in the C6 Industrial PC Units series. Installed in a control cabinet, it serves as the deterministic computing core for motion control, data logging, and visualization within automated machinery. The platform hosts TwinCAT or other real-time environments, allowing the compact computer to execute PLC logic, coordinate axes, and connect user interfaces to field devices over standard networks. Its cabinet-oriented design allows computing functions to remain close to the drives, input and output modules, and communication equipment used throughout a machine.
Its basic electrical load is 100 W, so power supplies and cooling paths must accommodate that continuous draw. The housing has a width of 180 mm, a depth of 250 mm, and a height of 287 mm, allowing the enclosure to sit beside drives without blocking wiring channels. Its mass is 7 kg, which is suitable for direct mounting on DIN rail adapters or shelf brackets without additional reinforcement. The protection rating is IP20, meaning live parts are protected against finger contact, but the chassis must be installed in a clean, closed cabinet to limit dust accumulation. These dimensions also leave room for routing power, display, network, and peripheral cables within a typical industrial control panel.
Networking is provided through two RJ-45 ports that support Gigabit Ethernet connections for controller hierarchies or remote maintenance. Peripheral devices can connect through three USB 2.0 sockets rated at 480 Mbit/s for flash drives, keyboards, or other service tools. Two COM connectors use the RS-232 standard, allowing legacy barcode readers, scales, or servo amplifiers to exchange serial data with the computer. Visual output reaches an operator panel through a DVI-I output that supports either analog VGA displays or digital monitors from a single port. A five-pin power plug with 5 mm contact spacing accepts conductors as small as 1.5 mm², or 16 AWG, simplifying field wiring while maintaining a compact terminal arrangement.
