The Schmersal TA471-02/02Y-H-840 New is an advanced industrial safety relay designed for high current applications, featuring 4 independent channels for enhanced system reliability and safety.
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The Schmersal TA471-02/02Y-H-840 New is an advanced industrial safety relay designed for high current applications, featuring 4 independent channels for enhanced system reliability and safety.
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Operating Voltage:DC 24V
Current Consumption:Max. 50mA
Operating Temperature:-25°C to +60°C
Protection Class:IP65
Communication Protocol:Profinet
Number of Inputs/Outputs:4 inputs, 2 outputs
The Schmersal TA471-02/02Y-H-840 New is engineered to provide unparalleled reliability and safety in industrial automation environments. This module is equipped with a robust design capable of handling demanding conditions, ensuring continuous operation even under extreme temperatures.
Featuring a compact footprint, the module seamlessly integrates into existing control systems, minimizing installation time and costs. Its high contact rating allows for the safe switching of high-current loads without compromising performance.
With 8 SPDT relay contacts, the TA471-02/02Y-H-840 New offers flexibility in circuit configuration, enabling users to tailor their safety solutions to specific application needs. The advanced control logic supports a variety of safety functions, enhancing system safety and reducing risks associated with machinery operation.
The integrated safety features of this module comply with international standards, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of safety-related protocols. It is particularly suited for applications requiring precise timing, such as emergency stop mechanisms and protective devices in automated production lines.
Crafted from durable materials, the TA471-02/02Y-H-840 New withstands harsh industrial environments, providing a reliable solution for extended operational periods. Its IP20 protection class safeguards against dust and light splashes, ensuring uninterrupted service in challenging settings.
