Rugged industrial modem / edge gateway
Series production of a DIN-rail industrial modem with remote access and edge connectivity: PCB supply and SMT, enclosure, antenna and I/O assembly, firmware and identity programming, end-of-line test.
Division: GANI Contract ManufacturingWhat the machine does, and how it is run.
An industrial modem lives in a cabinet for a decade, usually somewhere nobody wants to drive to. It is judged on two things: whether it stays up, and whether it can be reached when it does not.
GANI produces it in series — PCB supply and SMT assembly, the DIN-rail enclosure, the antenna and I/O assembly, and the Ethernet and serial communication hardware — through both SMT and THT electronics production, because a connector that will be pulled on for ten years does not belong on surface mount alone.
Firmware and identity are programmed in production, and every unit goes through a burn-in test before it ships. Burn-in is what catches the infant-mortality failures that would otherwise become a site visit, which for a device installed in the field is the most expensive fault there is.
What it is made of.
- 01DIN-rail enclosure
- 02Ethernet and serial communication
- 03SMT and THT electronics production
- 04Firmware and identity programming, burn-in test
These complete-product programs run for customers in Germany — Berlin, Munich and Frankfurt — and in Lithuania. Which program belongs to which customer and site is shared under NDA, not on a public page.