Siemens PLC I/O Module ET 200 28.8V

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RS stock no.:
203-4145
Mfr. Part No.:
6ES7155-5AA00-0AC0
Manufacturer:
Siemens
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Brand

Siemens

Product Type

PLC I/O Module

Module Type

Input/Output

Maximum Supply Voltage

28.8V

Maximum Operating Temperature

60°C

Depth

129mm

Series

ET 200

Standards/Approvals

RoHS

Width

35mm

Length

147mm

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

Siemens Interface Module, Profinet Connectivity, 24V DC Voltage Rating - SIMATIC Series - 6ES7155-5AA00-0AC0


Loop your equipment into data connections with this interface module from Siemens. By linking I/O modules to an industrial network, it carries process signals across the system to let automated machines communicate seamlessly. With its support for 100Mbps transfer rates, the unit gets information from A to B in a flash, delivering efficient results. Compatibility with the widely used PROFINET protocol means the component is a sure fit for standard networks. As it cycles through its channels in just 4ms, it keeps up with sudden signal changes to handle fast-moving applications. You'll see interface modules like this working in fulfilment centres and renewable energy installations.

Features & Benefits


• Supports full-duplex protocol, carrying information in both directions for reliable communication

• Simple rail mounting allows quick installation into a cabinet

• LED indicators for clear status signalling

• Protected against surge voltages up to 1.5kV, cutting the risk of damage from electrical faults

How many I/O devices can I connect to this module?


This unit connects up to 30 modules to a network, so it's a handy hook-up point for complex I/O setups.

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