WAGO TM5 Series PLC I/O Module for Use with 750 Series, Digital

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RS Stock No.:
667-9236
Distrelec Article No.:
110-50-509
Mfr. Part No.:
750-430
Brand:
WAGO
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Brand

WAGO

Accessory Type

PLC I/O Module

Series

TM5

Input Type

Digital

Number of Inputs

8 (Channel)

For Use With

750 Series

Application

Automobile Industry, Industrial Automation, Robotics

Mounting Type

DIN Rail

Termination

Cage Clamp

Maximum Operating Temperature

+60°C

Dimensions

100 x 12 x 64 mm

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

WAGO PLC I/O Module, 12mm Width, 8 Digital Inputs - TM5 Series - 750-430


Looking to wire extra sensors to your control device? Make the link with this WAGO PLC I/O module. By turning measurement data into readable signals, it gives a PLC the information it needs to automatically control its processes. Thanks to its eight inputs, the unit adds plenty of sensor connections for hassle-free system expansion. Snap-on rail mounting means you can install the unit without the need to break out your tools. As the module's noise filter cuts back on power line interference, it keeps signals crystal-clear for reliable machine communication.

Features & Benefits


• Data processing time of 3ms for a quick response
• Optocoupler-based isolation for effective protection against electrical faults
• Compact dimensions of 100 (H) x 12 (W) x 60.6mm (D) for installation in tight spaces

Applications


• Automotive manufacturing
• Food production
• Recycling centres
• Lighting control networks

How do I connect my conductors to this I/O module?


This product's clamp terminals open when you insert a screwdriver into the rectangular opening over each one. When you push your wire into the terminal and remove your screwdriver, the block closes its terminals and secures your conductor.

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