Siemens ET 200SP Series Input Module for Use with BU type A0, A1, Analogue, 24V dc

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RS Stock No.:
203-4178
Distrelec Article No.:
302-64-166
Mfr. Part No.:
6ES7134-6FF00-0AA1
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Siemens
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Brand

Siemens

Accessory Type

Input Module

Range

SIMATIC

Series

ET 200SP

Input Type

Analogue

Number of Inputs

8

For Use With

BU type A0, A1

Supply Voltage

24V dc

Cable Length

200m

Dimensions

73 x 15 x 58 mm

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

Siemens Input Unit, 8 Analogue Inputs, 0.7W Power Loss - SIMATIC Series - 6ES7134-6FF00-0AA1


Keep track of your industrial hardware from a PLC with this Siemens input module. Its eight analogue inputs let you track changes across eight machines at once, making it a go-to component for managing complex automated systems. Staying up-to-date is easy, thanks to an 8ms cycle time, which helps you see movements in your system as they happen. The unit's 16-bit voltage reading resolution means you can rest assured it catches even minor changes. As it comes with built-in diagnostics, it alerts you when faults come up and spares you the hassle of complex troubleshooting. Modules like this help control systems in renewable energy installations and warehouses.

Features & Benefits


• Power use of just 0.7W, so it helps limit your control device's energy consumption
• Uses a 24V DC supply voltage to work with standard power sources
• Compact dimensions of 15 (W) x 73 (H) x 58mm (D) to fit into busy systems

What's the difference between digital and analogue signals?


Digital signals are either on or off like a light switch. Analogue signals like the ones this unit uses are scaling, meaning they range between a minimum and a maximum value, like a dimmer switch.

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