RBX
Optimized for fixed substation use
Full encryption throughout the entire production process
Can be used in combination with StationGuard, StationScout, and IEDScout
Tailor-Made for Substations
The 19-inch RBX platform was developed for use in harsh substation environments. Combining it with a software option provides powerful intrusion detection, testing, and measurement functions. Its autonomous system can operate without a central server connection, and built-in cybersecurity features ensure it remains secure and available in all circumstances. The rack-mountable solution effectively isolates the management network from the vulnerable substation network.
RBX serves as the robust foundation for our functional security and intrusion detection software, StationGuard, and our testing solutions, StationScout and IEDScout.
Benefits
Peace of Mind for 24/7 Operation
RBX is built for continuous, reliable operation in demanding substation environments. Its robust, fan-less design ensures long-term stability without moving parts, while redundant power supply options keep systems running even during failure. Integrated cybersecurity features, such as secure boot, encryption, and a dedicated cryptoprocessor, always protect critical data. Extensive network connectivity, hardware monitoring via a watchdog contact, and high-performance components ensure dependable operation around the clock.
- Redundant power supply options always ensure uninterrupted operation
- Immediate fault detection via a watchdog contact for maximum system reliability
- Built-in cybersecurity with secure boot, encryption, and cryptoprocessor
- High-performance hardware for reliable data processing and event recording
- Multiple Ethernet and fiber ports for flexible and secure network integration
- Fan-less, rugged design for long-term stability in harsh environments
Technical Specifications
Ready for Continuous Use
Its robust 19-inch design, flexible connectivity, and perfect integration make the RBX platform ideal for permanent installation in modern substations.
USB
Network
Supports hardware time stamping for IEEE 1588 PTP
Platform Options
The Right Platform for Every Need
Are you afraid to connect a PC to your substation system? Or do you need to simulate several IEDs? Our platform options are more than a regular PC: With their special network interfaces, secure crypto processors (TPM), and their rugged design, they are ideal for substation use.
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What is the RBX used for in substations?
RBX is a robust 19-inch platform designed for substation environments. It runs applications such as testing, monitoring, and intrusion detection, enabling secure and reliable operation of IEC 61850-based systems.
Can the RBX operate without a central server?
Yes, the RBX is designed for autonomous operation. It can run applications like StationScout, IEDScout, or StationGuard locally without requiring a permanent connection to a central system.
How does the RBX ensure cybersecurity in substation networks?
RBX includes a dedicated cryptoprocessor, secure and measured boot, full-disk encryption, and signed firmware updates. These features protect the system against unauthorized access and ensure trusted operation.
Which power supply options does the RBX support?
RBX includes watchdog contacts and binary I/Os for signaling. Hardware failures are reported immediately, enabling rapid response and increased system availability.
How is the RBX different from standard industrial PCs?
Unlike standard PCs, the RBX is purpose-built for substations. It offers enhanced cybersecurity, hardware isolation, multiple network interfaces, and compliance with relevant substation standards.
Which OMICRON software solutions can run on the RBX?
RBX is optimized to run OMICRON solutions, including StationScout, IEDScout, and StationGuard, providing a secure, powerful platform for testing, monitoring, and cybersecurity.
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