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The Siemens 6ES7 522-5FF00-0AB0 is a high-performance digital output module designed for industrial automation systems. It seamlessly integrates into Siemens’ SIMATIC S7-300 series, offering efficient control over 16 digital outputs, supporting a variety of voltage ratings for versatile applications in manufacturing and automation.
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Operating Voltage:DC 24V
Rated Current:0.5A
Number of Channels:8
Output Configuration:Source Output (PNP)
Module Type:ET 200SP
Packaging:Single Piece
Color Code:CC02
Compatible with:BU-type A0
Substitute Value:Available
Diagnostic Features:Short-circuit to L+, Ground Wire Break, Supply Voltage
Experience unparalleled precision and reliability in your industrial automation projects with the Siemens 6ES7 522-5FF00-0AB0 Digital Output Module. Designed specifically for demanding environments, this module ensures seamless integration and optimal performance across various industries.
Crafted with the highest quality materials, the module is built to withstand harsh conditions without compromising on functionality. It features an innovative design that allows for easy installation and maintenance, ensuring minimal downtime and maximum efficiency.
The 6ES7 522-5FF00-0AB0 module supports up to 16 channels, each capable of delivering robust signals through its source output (PNP) configuration. This versatile feature makes it suitable for a wide range of applications, from simple switching tasks to complex control scenarios.
With a compact footprint of 90mm x 100mm x 30mm and a lightweight design weighing just 0.077 lbs, this module is highly portable and can be seamlessly integrated into existing systems. Its compatibility with the ET 200SP series ensures a smooth upgrade path for users looking to enhance their automation capabilities.
Moreover, the module includes comprehensive diagnostics for potential issues like short circuits, wire breaks, and supply voltage failures. This proactive monitoring capability helps in minimizing downtime and improving overall system reliability.
