The GE Fanuc IC200MDL102 Analog Input Modules are designed for precise monitoring and control in industrial automation systems, providing reliable data acquisition for various sensors.
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The GE Fanuc IC200MDL102 Analog Input Modules are designed for precise monitoring and control in industrial automation systems, providing reliable data acquisition for various sensors.
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Model:IC200MDL102
Type:Analog Input Modules
Power Supply Voltage:DC 24V
Input Current:5mA per channel
Operating Temperature:-20°C to +70°C
Relative Humidity:5% to 95% non-condensing
Communication Interface:Profinet Network Interface
Dimensions:100mm x 100mm x 110mm
Weight:0.4kg
The GE Fanuc IC200MDL102 Input Modules offer unparalleled precision and reliability in industrial automation systems. Engineered for durability in harsh conditions, these modules are an essential component for ensuring efficient operation in various manufacturing processes.
Featuring a wide operating temperature range from -40°C to +70°C, these modules are suitable for use in extreme environments. With a voltage input range of DC 24V, they accommodate a broad spectrum of industrial power supplies.
Equipped with 16 input channels, each capable of handling a current load of up to 250mA, these modules provide ample connectivity for sensor inputs. Their low power consumption of ≤ 1.5W ensures minimal energy usage, contributing to overall operational efficiency.
Compliant with RS-485 Modbus RTU communication protocol, the GE Fanuc IC200MDL102 Input Modules facilitate seamless data exchange between different components of the automation system, enhancing integration and control capabilities.
Compact yet robust, the dimensions of 144mm x 86mm x 54mm make these modules easy to integrate into existing systems without compromising on space. Weighing only 0.1kg, they are lightweight and convenient for installation.
Designed for long-term reliability, the GE Fanuc IC200MDL102 Input Modules are a critical addition to any industrial automation setup, ensuring consistent performance and minimizing downtime.
