The Yokogawa SB401-50 S1 ESB Bus Interface Slave Module is an essential component in industrial automation systems, designed to enhance communication efficiency between control systems and field devices, ensuring smooth operation and data exchange.
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The Yokogawa SB401-50 S1 ESB Bus Interface Slave Module is an essential component in industrial automation systems, designed to enhance communication efficiency between control systems and field devices, ensuring smooth operation and data exchange.
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Product Type:ESB Bus Interface Slave Module
Model:SB401-50 S1
Exhibitors:Yokogawa
Weight:2 kg
Connectable Nodes:Max. 9 units
Transmission Speed:128 Mbps
Current Consumption:0.5 A
Suffix Code:5=Standard type with no explosion protection, 0=Basic type
The Yokogawa SB401-50 S1 ESB Bus Interface Slave Module is engineered to streamline data flow and improve operational efficiency in industrial environments. This robust module is specifically designed for seamless integration into advanced control systems, facilitating quick and accurate communication.
Crafted with high-quality materials, the SB401-50 S1 ensures durability and reliability in harsh industrial settings. It’s equipped with a compact yet powerful design that maximizes space utilization while delivering exceptional performance.
With its capacity to support up to 9 connectable nodes, this module enhances system scalability, allowing for flexible configuration and expansion as per the evolving needs of your industrial operations. Its 128 Mbps transmission speed ensures rapid data transfer without compromising on quality.
Yokogawa’s SB401-50 S1 comes with a standard type designation (suffix code 5), offering protection against non-explosive environments. This makes it a versatile choice for a wide range of applications, from manufacturing floors to process industries.
Installation and maintenance are straightforward with user-friendly manuals and online support resources provided by Yokogawa. The module is compatible with various PLCs, making it an ideal addition to existing systems or part of a new setup.
