Part of Rbtec’s vision is to support the “right to repair” movement for electronics, providing customers with the opportunity to repair and replace parts of a damaged processor. In contrast to simply discarding the entire processor, this modular design allows damaged components to be easily replaced, thereby preventing unnecessary e-waste and additional cost.

At the core of the new processing unit (LPU-400), a brand new system architecture is true to Rbtec’s vision. Based on Rbtec’s modular design principles, the LPU is built from 2 mainboards and 3 sub-boards simply mounted on sockets, allowing for easy future upgrades or replacement if needed.

The main motherboard has sockets for 3 boards, the first is the CPU, the second is Power Management, and the third is the USB-C Communication/Configuration + Tamper Sensor.

The base of the motherboard connects to an interface board that serves as the connection point to all cables as well as the surge protection board. Rbtec is thought to be the only company that provides surge/lightning protection as an integral part of its processor while also allowing for the replacement of only the interface board in the event of surge/lightning damage.

The LPU-400 series supports the connection of up to 4 zones for up to a conditional maximum of 500m/1640ft per sensor cable. The processor is also designed to allow the use of Rbtec’s upcoming 2-zone sensor cable, set to be released in 2022.

Rbtec’s Ironclad system is a plug & play perimeter security system that monitors the fence on which it is installed, detecting any intrusion attempt. The new algorithm-based processing unit filters out any benign movements of the fence caused by weather, passers-by, or other harmless events and triggers the alarm only when a real threat is imminent. The Ironclad is ideal for small to medium-sized sites like solar parks, car dealerships, logistic/industrial parks, self-storage facilities, private residences, and more.