PHPoC IoT Gateway

PHPoC IoT Gateway – Programmable Gateway with Custom Edge Logic and Web Interface

Sollae PHPoC IoT gateways are programmable devices for engineers and integrators who need custom data handling at the edge — collect, pre-process, and forward data in the exact format your system requires, with a built-in web server for browser-based monitoring and control.

What PHPoC Gateways Are Used For

A PHPoC gateway fills the gap between fixed-function protocol converters and full industrial PCs. Typical buyers include:

System integrators building repeatable multi-site solutions with custom edge logic and a browser UI
IT/OT teams modernizing legacy serial or field devices without deploying a full PC stack
OEMs and product teams who want a programmable hardware base to shorten time-to-market
Operations teams needing reliable remote visibility with tailored rules, alerts, and control

Compare PHPoC IoT Gateway Models: Serial, Analog, Digital, Relay, Temperature

Model	What it connects	Best for
P5H-151 — RS232	RS232 serial devices → Ethernet + PHPoC runtime	Legacy instruments needing custom data parsing or edge rules
P5H-152 — RS485/RS422	RS422/RS485 serial devices → Ethernet + PHPoC runtime (wide baud-rate range)	Industrial RS485 devices requiring custom logic or a browser control panel
P5H-153 — Analog Input	4× analog inputs (0–5 V or 0–20 mA) → Ethernet + PHPoC runtime	Pressure, level, flow transmitters — threshold logic and preprocessing
P5H-154 — Digital Input	4× digital inputs (dry/wet contact, NPN/PNP) → Ethernet + PHPoC runtime	Status and alarm monitoring, machine state signals, custom event logging
P5H-155 — Relay Output	2× relay outputs (NO/NC, DC 30 V / 2 A resistive) → Ethernet + PHPoC runtime	Remote switching, interlocks, controlled actions triggered from the web UI
P5H-156 — Temperature	3-wire PT100 sensor + on-device LED display → Ethernet + PHPoC runtime	Process temperature monitoring, cold-chain checks, threshold alerts

PHPoC Programming: Edge Logic Without Building a Full Software Stack

Each PHPoC IoT gateway runs an embedded PHPoC interpreter. You write the script, upload it, and the gateway handles edge decisions locally — no dependency on a server for every rule or data transformation. This approach suits projects where you want resilience, low latency, and fewer integration dependencies.

Custom data formatting: reformat serial sensor output before forwarding to ERP or SCADA
Local if-then rules: trigger relay actions or alerts based on thresholds, without calling upstream
Browser-based operator panel: the built-in web server hosts a customizable UI for commissioning and daily operations

Networking and Security for Industrial Deployments

Sollae PHPoC gateways support IPv4/IPv6 and TLS-capable protocol stacks, so they integrate into contemporary IT environments with modern access controls. Wide operating temperature ranges on the gateway series confirm these devices are suited for real industrial sites, not just lab conditions.

Quick pick by interface: RS232 device → P5H-151. RS485/RS422 device → P5H-152. Analog signals (0–5 V / 4–20 mA) → P5H-153. Digital inputs → P5H-154. Relay control → P5H-155. PT100 temperature → P5H-156.

PHPoC Gateway Buyer Checklist

What do you connect? Match serial interface or signal type to the correct model above.
Edge logic needed? Choose a PHPoC gateway when you want local filtering, custom formatting, or autonomous rules.
Operator UI required? Plan to use the embedded web server with customized pages for commissioning and operations.
Security requirements? Configure TLS-capable protocols and secure access patterns from the start, especially on multi-site rollouts.
Signals vs serial? Do not force RS485 when the job is analog or digital I/O — pick the right model and simplify the wiring.