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The LHS 210 / 410 Air Heater Series
The LHS 210 / 410 Air Heater Series
Leister ’ s new series of compact and powerful LHS 210 / 410 air heaters are suitable for installation in industrial plants where space is limited or tubular air systems such as furnaces for heat curing processes , due to their compact design and ease of integration .

NEW AIR HEATER SERIES

LHS 210 / 410

COMPACT & POWERFUL

With a choice of eight air heaters with single ( SF ) or dual flanges
( DF ), the innovative design allows for easy electrical connection ,
with connection housing separated from the airstream , which
allows unhindered air flows through the air heater with minimal
loss in pressure . The connection housing is also protected
against overheating , making it possible to work with an air inlet
temperature up to 350 degrees Celsius .
The SF-R and DF-R air heaters are equipped with an extension on the housing connection . The ceramic inside this extension
EASY CONNECTION
COMPATIBLE NOZZLES
ensures that the electrical connection on the tubular air heaters is sealed off and protected from high temperatures or backflowing
HOT AIR RECYCLING
HIGH AIR VOLUME
hot air .
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ECONOMICAL
OVERHEATING PROTECTION
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Automation security enhanced with PROFINET ’ s additional protection measures

Security is a topic that must be continuously adapted , particularly with respect to ever increasing networking of production plants . The use of components with added value , e . g ., web or OPC communication increases direct communication with higher-level systems outside of the security zone . It is also becoming increasingly difficult to separate networks .
Networks are becoming larger , meaning that more and more components are connected together and interact with one another . A successful attack on a single ( PC ) system within such a cell therefore bypasses upfront security measures . Widely distributed plants also hinder the physical protection of networks and access points , meaning unauthorized persons could possibly gain access to the network . Concepts which rely primarily on isolating the production plants must be supplemented with new concepts that enable protection within the cell .
FORWARD THINKING … From the very beginning PROFINET featured an extensive security concept to protect plant networks and automation components . More importantly the protective mechanisms and concepts did not interfere with the running of production operations , were easy to implement and remained affordable . They were also able to be adapted to suit ever changing developments .
PROFINET ’ s IT security concept employs a defence-in-depth approach . With this method , the production plant is protected against attacks – particularly from the outside – by means of a multi-layer perimeter with further safeguarding within the plant enabled by dividing into zones through the use of firewalls .
Furthermore , a security component test ensures the ability of PROFINET components to withstand overloading , a concept supported by organizational measures in the production plant within the framework of a security management system .
ADDITIONAL MEASURES FOR END-TO-END SECURITY PROFINET also includes a credential management system , e . g ., for authentication of the devices and optional end-to-end security expansion for communication . As not every application has the same security requirements three security classes are now defined for PROFINET .
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