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Evolution of Jace controller
20 February 2024
Industry The JACE controllers, both the 8000 and the 9000, serve as compact, embedded IoT platforms designed to connect various devices and subsystems. They offer integrated control, supervision, data logging, alarming, scheduling, and network management capabilities. With internet connectivity, they allow users to access data and graphical displays remotely via standard web browsers, Ethernet, or […]

Industry
Evolution of Jace controller
February 20, 2024
The JACE controllers, both the 8000 and the 9000, serve as compact, embedded IoT platforms designed to connect various devices and subsystems. They offer integrated control, supervision, data logging, alarming, scheduling, and network management capabilities. With internet connectivity, they allow users to access data and graphical displays remotely via standard web browsers, Ethernet, or wireless LAN. Both controllers operate with Niagara 4, providing optimal performance and flexibility for larger facilities and multi-building applications.
The JACE 9000 stands out with its enhanced features and capabilities compared
to the JACE 8000. One significant difference is the inclusion of Niagara
Enterprise Security and Niagara Analytics applications within the Niagara
Framework on the JACE 9000. These additions provide advanced security
measures and data analytics capabilities, respectively, allowing for more
comprehensive control and insight into system operations. Additionally, the
licencing model for the JACE 9000 is simplified, making it easier for users to
access standard drivers and optional expansion modules for greater flexibility
and scalability.
The JACE 9000 and JACE 8000 are both controllers designed for connecting
and controlling devices worldwide, but the JACE 9000 introduces several
enhancements that make it stand out in terms of performance, capacity, and
efficiency.
Let's delve into the key differences between the two models;
