Current Rating (mA):500
Operating Voltage (V):24-60 DC
Input Resistance (Ohms):1 k
Relay Output:1 NO
Operating Temperature (-°C to +°C):-40 to 70
Mounting Type:Panel
Communication Protocol:Modbus
Dimensions (mm):122 x 93 x 115
Weight (g):350
The Schneider Electric 140AII33010 Safe Current Input Module is engineered for seamless integration into complex industrial automation systems, offering unparalleled reliability and safety. This module is specifically designed to monitor and process critical current signals, ensuring accurate data acquisition essential for efficient plant operations.
Compliant with international safety standards such as EN 954-1 and EN 61375-1, this module guarantees compliance with stringent safety regulations, providing peace of mind for operators and engineers alike. Its robust design withstands harsh environmental conditions, from extreme temperatures to challenging industrial atmospheres, ensuring uninterrupted operation even under demanding circumstances.
Featuring 2 normally open relay outputs, this module allows for direct connection to safety devices or alarm systems, enabling immediate response to critical changes in current levels. This feature is crucial for preventing accidents and safeguarding personnel, machinery, and entire production lines.
With a wide input current range of 0-20mA, the Schneider Electric 140AII33010 Safe Current Input Module is versatile enough to accommodate various sensors and measurement devices commonly found in industrial environments. This adaptability ensures compatibility with a broad spectrum of applications, from process control to monitoring critical infrastructure.
Equipped with a Modbus RTU communication interface, this module facilitates seamless data exchange with other industrial components, enhancing overall system efficiency and enabling advanced diagnostics and maintenance. The terminal block connection type simplifies installation and maintenance, allowing for quick and hassle-free configuration adjustments.
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