The ABB Bailey DCS NRIO-02 is an advanced I/O network module designed for seamless integration into complex industrial control systems, offering enhanced connectivity and robust data handling capabilities.
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The ABB Bailey DCS NRIO-02 is an advanced I/O network module designed for seamless integration into complex industrial control systems, offering enhanced connectivity and robust data handling capabilities.
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Manufacturer:ABB
Model Number:NRIO-02
Type:I/O Network Module
Application:Industrial Control Systems
Protocol Support:[“EtherCAT”,”Profinet”,”DeviceNet”]
Network Capacity:Up to 32 nodes
Power Consumption:≤ 5W
Operating Temperature:-20°C to +70°C
Storage Temperature:-40°C to +85°C
Material:High-grade aluminum alloy for durability
Dimensions (mm):144 x 113 x 35
Weight:Approx. 200g
The ABB Bailey DCS NRIO-02 offers unparalleled reliability and efficiency in industrial automation. Designed with cutting-edge technology, this module ensures robust data communication between different control system components.
Featuring a wide operating temperature range (-20°C to +60°C) and high humidity tolerance (5% to 95% non-condensing), the NRIO-02 is suitable for a variety of industrial settings, from harsh environments to clean rooms.
With its 16-channel digital input/output configuration, this module provides ample flexibility for various applications, enabling precise control over industrial processes. The Modbus TCP/IP and OPC-UA communication protocols facilitate easy integration with a broad range of existing systems.
The NRIO-02 boasts low power consumption (up to 12W), making it an energy-efficient solution for continuous operation in factories. Its compact design ensures minimal space usage on control panels without compromising performance.
Built with ABB’s renowned quality and durability, the NRIO-02 undergoes rigorous testing to meet international standards, ensuring longevity and reduced maintenance costs. This investment in superior hardware leads to higher productivity and cost savings in long-term operation.
