DA-920E Series
2U rackmount server with Intel® Xeon® Ice Lake D processor, hot-swappable power module.
Features
- IEC 61850-3, IEEE 1613, and IEC 60255 compliant power-automation server
- EN 50121-4 compliant for railway wayside applications
- Intel® Xeon® D-1834 processor
- Up to 256 GB RAM (4 built-in RDIMM DDR4 memory slots)
- 4 SSD slots with Intel® RAID 0/1/5/10 support
- 1 PCIe x16, 1 PCIe x8, and 1 PCIe x4 slots for expansion modules
- Security options such as TPM 2.0, UEFI Secure Boot and physical security
- -25 to 55°C operating temperature
The Moxa DA-920E Series is a fanless 2U rackmount industrial server designed for demanding environments such as electrical substations, where it serves as a dependable platform for substation automation and virtualized protection, automation, and control (vPAC). The series meets the IEC 61850-3, IEEE 1613, and IEC 60255 standards, so it can be deployed directly alongside protection and control equipment.
At its core is an Intel® Xeon® D processor paired with up to 256 GB of ECC memory. This combination delivers the processing headroom and deterministic, reliable performance needed to consolidate multiple workloads through virtualization. Single or dual wide-range power supplies and RAID-protected storage provide redundancy, keeping critical applications running continuously in modern substation environments.
The Moxa DA-920E Series is a fanless 2U rackmount industrial server designed for demanding environments such as electrical substations, where it serves as a dependable platform for substation automation and virtualized protection, automation, and control (vPAC). The series meets the IEC 61850-3, IEEE 1613, and IEC 60255 standards, so it can be deployed directly alongside protection and control equipment.
At its core is an Intel® Xeon® D processor paired with up to 256 GB of ECC memory. This combination delivers the processing headroom and deterministic, reliable performance needed to consolidate multiple workloads through virtualization. Single or dual wide-range power supplies and RAID-protected storage provide redundancy, keeping critical applications running continuously in modern substation environments.
