Number of Channels:16 Input Voltage Range:24VDC Operating Temperature:-40"C to +70"C Power Consumption:0.5W Communication Interface:RS-485 Dimensions:100mm x 76mm x 35mm Weight:0.2kg The GE FANUC IC200MDL650C Discrete Input Module is engineered to withstand demanding industrial conditions, ensuring reliability and longevity in continuous operation. Each of its 650 digital inputs can accurately detect and report signals from various sensors, providing real-time feedback crucial for system monitoring and control. Equipped with a robust DC 24V power supply, this module ensures stable operation across a broad temperature range, from -20"C to +60"C, without compromising performance. Supporting Modbus RTU communication protocol, it seamlessly integrates with other devices and systems in the factory network, facilitating efficient data exchange and control. Crafted with precision, the compact design of the IC200MDL650C ensures minimal space usage and easy installation, enhancing the overall efficiency of the control system. Backed by GE-FANUC commitment to quality, this discrete input module comes with comprehensive documentation and support, ensuring smooth integration and maintenance. The GE FANUC IC200MDL650C Discrete Input Module is designed for seamless integration into industrial control systems, offering high reliability and precise signal detection capabilities. In stock
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