C6150 Beckhoff
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The Beckhoff C6150 is part of the C6 Industrial PC Units series and weighs 15 kilograms. It has overall dimensions of 423 mm in height, 383 mm in width, and 265 mm in depth. The PC is rated for a maximum power consumption of 100 W, operates between 0 to 55 °C, and supports up to 95% humidity with IP20 protection class.
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The C6150 is a Beckhoff industrial PC unit with IP20 protection and efficient 100 W power consumption. An operating range of 0 to 55 °C and tolerance for up to 95% humidity make the C6150 a strong choice for stable industrial computing in control cabinet environments.
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The C6150 is an industrial personal computer built by Beckhoff for the C6 Industrial PC Units series. This wall-mountable control platform hosts automation software, fieldbus interfaces, and real-time operating systems so machine builders can run motion, logic, and HMI tasks from a single enclosure. By pairing high-performance PC hardware with the Beckhoff TwinCAT environment, the unit replaces separate PLC and visualization hardware on production lines. Integrated I/O connections allow direct communication with drives, sensors, and remote terminals without additional gateway modules.
The aluminum housing measures 423 mm in height, 383 mm in width, and 265 mm in depth. With a mass of 15 kg, the unit requires cabinet rails or swing arms that can support moderate static loads. The internal power supply draws a maximum of 100 W, so heat dissipation can usually be handled by standard panel airflow. The IP20 enclosure prevents contact with hazardous internal parts but requires a closed cabinet for protection against dust and liquids. During continuous service, the electronics tolerate vibration acceleration up to 0.5 G with a peak amplitude of 0.035 mm, keeping rotating drives and hard disks within their permitted deflection limits.
The computer can operate in shop-floor enclosures at ambient temperatures from 0 °C to 55 °C without forced cooling. The electronics remain functional at relative humidity levels as high as 95%, provided condensation is avoided. For transportation or storage, the permitted temperature range extends from -20 °C to 65 °C, allowing spare units to remain in facilities without climate control. Mechanical resilience extends to a 5 G half-sine shock for 30 ms, helping protect circuit boards and connectors during handling or seismic events. These operating limits support stable control performance when temperature, humidity, vibration, and shock conditions remain within the permitted ranges.
