The YOKOGAWA SEA4D-11 Bus Interface Module is designed to facilitate seamless integration within complex industrial control systems, offering enhanced communication capabilities and robust performance in demanding environments.
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The YOKOGAWA SEA4D-11 Bus Interface Module is designed to facilitate seamless integration within complex industrial control systems, offering enhanced communication capabilities and robust performance in demanding environments.
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Bus Interface Type:ESB
Communication Protocol:Modbus/TCP
Operating Voltage Range:24V DC
Power Consumption:≤ 5W
Dimensions (WxHxD):120mm x 80mm x 50mm
Environmental Temperature Range:-10°C to +60°C
Humidity Range:5% to 95% non-condensing
Mounting Type:Panel Mount
Certifications:CE, UL/CSA, IECEx
Number of Inputs/Outputs:16 Inputs / 16 Outputs
Integrating the latest advancements in industrial communication technology, the Yokogawa SEA4D-11 Bus Interface Module offers unparalleled reliability and performance in harsh industrial settings.
Featuring robust Modbus/TCP and CANopen protocols, this module ensures smooth interoperability with various PLCs, DCS systems, and other automation components, facilitating seamless data flow and control across diverse manufacturing lines.
Engineered for extreme environmental conditions, the SEA4D-11 withstands wide temperature ranges and maintains operational integrity in even the most challenging industrial climates, ensuring continuous productivity and efficiency.
With its compact design and lightweight construction, this module is easily integrated into existing systems without compromising on functionality or space constraints. It supports multiple connection ports for versatile setup options, accommodating a range of communication requirements.
Backed by Yokogawa’s commitment to quality and reliability, the SEA4D-11 Bus Interface Module is designed to meet and exceed industry standards, providing manufacturers with a cost-effective solution for enhancing their automation capabilities and driving productivity gains.
