AB 1746-NO8V Output Module SLC 500 Analog Control

Channel Count:8

Output Type:Digital DC

Voltage Range:5 to 50 VDC

On-State Voltage Drop:1.2 V

Off-State Output Leakage:≤ 1 mA

Load Capacity:≤ 1 mA per channel

Current Rating:Backplane: 190 mA, Continuous Current Per Output: 0.25 A at 60°C, Continuous Current Per Module: 8 A at 60°C

Isolation:Communication Circuits: 500 VDC, Backplane: 1500 VAC, Processor: SLC 500

Enclosure Type:Open Type

Mounting:Chassis

Temperature Rating:0 to 60°C

Environmental Conditions:5% to 95% non-condensing relative humidity

    The 1746-NO8V Output Module is engineered for seamless integration into Siemens SLC 500 programmable logic controller systems, ensuring compatibility and enhanced system performance. With its robust design, it withstands harsh industrial environments, offering exceptional reliability and durability.

    Each of the eight outputs is independently configurable, allowing users to tailor their control strategies to specific process requirements. This flexibility makes it suitable for a variety of applications, from simple on/off control to more complex state-based operations.

    Featuring a fast response time of ≤2ms, this module ensures that commands are executed swiftly, minimizing downtime and maximizing efficiency in production lines. Its Modbus communication protocol facilitates easy integration with other devices within the network, enhancing system scalability and connectivity.

    Operated within a temperature range of -20°C to +60°C and with a humidity level of 5% to 95% non-condensing, the 1746-NO8V is designed to function reliably in a broad spectrum of industrial conditions. Its compact size and lightweight construction make it ideal for space-constrained installations without compromising on performance.

    Crafted with premium materials, the module boasts an extended lifespan and minimal maintenance requirements. This, combined with its user-friendly interface and intuitive setup process, ensures a low learning curve for operators and technicians alike, streamlining the deployment and management of automation projects.