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This online tool converts pictures to icons (.ico files). A Windows icon is
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A UPS is strongly recommended for SoftPLC Systems not only for power protection, but also where power-loss conditions require safe shut-down. A UPS also allows the SoftPLC CPU to automatically save logic modifications and start-up where it left off when power is resumed (retentive memory). Surge supression is strongly recommended not only on line power, but on ethernet, remote I/O and modem ports. Cat No Description Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) ICO-PSUPS40 Din Rail UPS battery controller for 24VDC, up to 40A (requires 2 ICO-PSBP412 batteries) ICO-PSC4812 Din Rail PS/Battery Charger, 12VDC out, 36W, 85-264VAC in (requires 1 ICO-PSBP412 battery) ICO-PSC9624 Din Rail PS/Battery Charger, 24VDC out, 96W, 85-264VAC in (requires 2 ICO-PSBP412 batteries) ICO-PSBP412 12 Volt 4 AH, AGM, VRLA Battery UPS (280VA) for 110V use. Includes smart serial interface driver $ custom communications cable. ICO-BWMB UPS Wall Mount Brackets for ICO-BP280 or ICO-BP280I. ICO-CAPC UPS Custom Communications Cable for use w/ SoftPLC. Power Filters/Surge Suppressors ICO-SSAC120 Surge Suppressor: 120VAC single phase, 15A w/ Dry Contact Relay, DIN Rail Mount ICO-SSPOE Surge Suppressor: 24VDC POE Injector/Protector, RJ45 Cat5 ICO-SSDC24L Surge Suppressor: 24VDC Din Rail mount for (2) Analog Inputs or low freq. serial circuits ICO-SSDC24H Surge Suppressor: 24VDC for RS-422/485 4 wire ICO-SSRJ45 Surge Suppressor: Ethernet 10/100BaseT, RJ45 Cat5, Inline/DIN Rail/Rackmount ICO-SSRJ11 Surge Suppressor: RJ11 dial-up line w/ 1 foot cord ICO-SSBNC Surge Suppressor: BNC for SoftPIPE w/ M/F Connector
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Stephenson's RocketStephenson's Rocket changed the future in 1829It's the most famous steam locomotive in the world... but what makes it so special? The future then...
Rocket was the world's first modern steam locomotive. Its design set the standard for 150 years. After Rocket's success the railways expanded quickly and for the first time huge numbers of people were able to move across the world... many in search of a new life.The future now...What could public transport look like in the future? One idea being tested at Heathrow is a network of personal driverless pods. Gliding along tracks, these 'pod cars' will take passengers non-stop to their destinations, cutting down on congestion and pollution. If they're a success, we could see pod cars in cities all around the world.'Rocket has a magical effect on visitors. I see grown men stop in their tracks and stare, like small boys, amazed that this is the real thing. Imagine their faces if they'd seen Rocket break that speed record!'John Fergus, Gallery WarderLearn more about this IconMaking the Modern WorldSee other IconsSteam EngineWhat links this massive machine with today's changing climate?More info
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