Browser-based operation
The platform uses a B/S architecture so users can access management functions through a web browser without installing a dedicated client.
| Product Type | IoT management host |
| Structure | Standard rack-mount, 2U server chassis |
| Server OS | Linux |
| Architecture | B/S browser-based platform access |
| CPU | Intel Xeon Silver 4114, 2.2 GHz, 13.75 MB cache, 10C/20T, 85 W |
| Memory | 64 GB, 2 × 32 GB DDR4 RECC 3200 MHz 2Rx4 |
| Storage | 4 TB SATA enterprise HDD, 3.5 in, 7200 rpm |
| M.2 Interface | 1 × onboard M.2 PCIe 3.0 ×4 |
| Network I/O | 2 × Gigabit data Ethernet ports + 1 × dedicated BMC management Ethernet port |
| Expansion Slots | 2 × PCIe 3.0 ×16 + 1 × PCIe 3.0 ×8 |
| Power Supply | 600 W |
The WLH150F is a 2U rack-mount management host for integrated IoT control, meeting management, and information publishing platform deployment. It runs Linux server software modules and supports browser-based B/S operation for centralized device monitoring, scene control, meeting workflows, alerts, topology visualization, and third-party terminal integration.
The platform uses a B/S architecture so users can access management functions through a web browser without installing a dedicated client.
Operators can review device status, historical operation data, remote control actions, and system relationships from a centralized platform.
Closed-loop alert workflows and manual, automatic, or condition-based scene execution help improve daily operations.
The host supports meeting reservation, meeting-room status workflows, smart device linkage, and information publishing module integration.
The platform uses a B/S architecture so users can access management functions through a web browser without installing a dedicated client.
Operators can review device status, historical operation data, remote control actions, and system relationships from a centralized platform.
Closed-loop alert workflows and manual, automatic, or condition-based scene execution help improve daily operations.
The host supports meeting reservation, meeting-room status workflows, smart device linkage, and information publishing module integration.
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Centralized operation of meeting rooms, AV devices, and information displays.
Unified control, monitoring, alerts, and scene automation across multiple spaces.
Meeting reservation, notification, room status, and device linkage workflows.