
Distribution of relays, sensors and control components as well as ICT services and web-based automation
Kühn Controls AG
Neuenbürg (Sales Office Germany)New on Amplifa
About Kühn Controls AG
Kühn Controls AG, with its sales office in Neuenbürg (Baden-Württemberg), specializes in automation technology, ICT services and the worldwide distribution of electrical automation components. According to its own statements, the company has more than 40 years of experience in the development, engineering and construction of control systems as well as PLC programming and process visualization. The sales portfolio includes TURCK sensor technology (including capacitive sensors up to IP67, some with ATEX conformity), FINDER relays (including safety relays with forcibly guided contacts per EN 50205, monitoring and timing relays), compact controllers (Comat BoxX) as well as TAROX IT products. In addition, ICT services are offered: web hosting, web design/apps, search engine marketing, server homing, LINUX migration, DATEV support and IT security concepts including an in-house PKI with a certification authority for X.509 CA certificates. Delivery is worldwide.
- Site
- Neuenbürg
- Processes
- PLC programming, control system construction, process visualization, remote maintenance, automation, ICT services, web hosting, IT security, LINUX migration, ICT infrastructure installation, Sales and supply of sensor technology (TURCK capacitive sensors), relays (FINDER), Web-based automation, process visualization and remote maintenance (CompanyBlick), PLC programming and control system construction (over 40 years of experience), ICT services: web hosting, web design/apps, search engine marketing, server homing, IT security concepts, in-house PKI/certification authority (X.509 CA), LINUX migration
- Materials
- TURCK sensor technology (capacitive sensors), FINDER relays and safety modules, Comat/RELECO compact controllers and relays, TAROX IT products
- Certificates
- EN 50205 (forcibly guided contacts), EN 45545-2 (rail vehicles), SIL 2 per IEC 61508
- Industries
- Automation technology, Electrical automation/systems and components, Rail vehicles (EN 45545-2), Ex/ATEX environments, Building installation, ICT/telecommunications
- 01
Engineering and design of control systems and PLC programming
- 02
Process visualization, remote maintenance and IT security
- 03
Sales and worldwide supply of relays, sensors and
- 04
Delivery, configuration and commissioning of ICT infrastructure
- 05
Training, support and after-sales service
Products and Services
TURCK sensor technology (capacitive sensors)
Non-contact detection of conductive and non-conductive materials for distance, level and wear measurement, some with ATEX conformity.
FINDER relays and safety modules
Interface, safety, monitoring and timing relays, including types with forcibly guided contacts per EN 50205 and materials per EN 45545-2 for rail vehicles.
Comat/RELECO compact controllers and relays
Miniature controllers (Comat BoxX), timing, monitoring and industrial relays as well as solid-state relays for industrial applications.
TAROX IT products
PC, server and network components for ICT infrastructure.
Locations
Neuenbürg
DESales Office Germany
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Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PLC programming, control system construction, process visualization, remote maintenance, automationEngineering | – | – | – | – | – |
| ICT services, web hosting, IT security, LINUX migration, ICT infrastructure installationEngineering | – | – | – | – | – |
| Sales and supply of sensor technology (TURCK capacitive sensors), relays (FINDER)Assembly | – | – | – | – | – |
Additional services
Reference customers
Quality and Certificates
Products such as FINDER safety relays comply with standards such as EN 50205 and EN 45545-2 and are suitable for use up to SIL 2 (IEC 61508); in-house PKI operation with an X.509 certification authority underlines the IT security focus.
| Evidence | Neuenbürg |
|---|---|
| EN 50205 (forcibly guided contacts) | |
| EN 45545-2 (rail vehicles) | |
| SIL 2 per IEC 61508 |
History
- 1996
Start of intensive engagement with internet applications; combining traditional automation technology with IT
- 1999
Presentation of the CompanyBlick concept for automation and process visualization
- 2002
Specialist lectures at SPS/IPC/DRIVES and the IT & Automation Congress in Nuremberg on web-based automation
- 2012
CompanyBlick project discontinued