Shielded SSD

Shielded SSDs are industrial SSDs with added protection for stored data. SCN supplies shielded SSDs from ATP Electronics and Innodisk, including ATP SecurStor and Innodisk Fire Shield SSD. They are used in defence, transport and industrial systems. Our engineers help you choose the right protection features, form factor and capacity for your application.

Solution areas

Product categories

Acceleration

Accuracy

Approvals

Auxilary contact

Built-in I/O

Capacity

Circuits 1-100

Coil Voltage

Communication Interface

Contact config

Contact function

Contacts

Continuous current

Control voltage

CPU performance

Current

Data logging

DIN-rail

Electrical connection

Expansion slots

Fieldbus/Interface

Flange size

Function

Housing

Housing Material

I/O slave module

IP Classification

Load Cell Type

Material

Material in contact with medium

Max current

Max operating speed

Max system voltage

Measuring range

Measuring technology

Measured variable

Memory

Modules

Mounting

Nominal diameter

Number of Ports 1-10

Operating system

Operating Temperature 40-125

Outer Diameter

Output Voltage

Phase

Photocell type

Positions

Pressure type

Process connection

RAID

Rated Power

Remote Access

Resolution Multiturn

Resolution Singleturn

Screen Size

Shaft Diameter

Storage

Stroke Length

Suitable for relay with number of contacts

Supply Voltage

Temperature Range

Touch

Type of Switch

Voltage

dB(A)

Brands

  • Fire Shield SSD

    Fire Shield SSD

    Innodisk’s 3.5” Fire Shield SSD is a fully fire-resistant Solid State Drive module. Wi

    Innodisk’s 3.5” Fire Shield SSD is a fully fire-resistant Solid State Drive module. With its triple-layered protection design, the Fire Shield SSD can withstand direct flames at 800°C for up to 30 minutes. The Fire Shield SSD provides the toughest protection for your data in the face of devastating accidents. Also, as a SATA III…

  • SecurStor

    SecurStor

    SecurEncrypt: AES-256 encryption for the User Data area Opal: Encryption and other feature

    SecurEncrypt: AES-256 encryption for the User Data area Opal: Encryption and other features defined for data storage devices by the Trusted Computing Group SecurWipe: Fast, safe and permanent removal of data. Sensitive data that falls into the wrong hands can lead to disastrous consequences – personal safety risks, competitors gaining unfair advantage, trade secrets leaking…