What is RTU?
RTU stands for Remote Terminal Unit. It's a device used in industrial automation to monitor and control equipment remotely. It collects data, communicates with central systems, and performs tasks in various industries.
What is the function of the Remote Terminal Unit?
An RTU (Remote Terminal Unit) is a critical component in industrial systems. It gathers data from sensors and equipment in the field, transmitting it to a central system for monitoring, control, and analysis. This enhances automation and decision-making in various sectors.
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