The SIEMENS 6SE7090-0XX84-4HA0 BUS ADAPTER is an essential component in industrial automation systems, designed for seamless integration and enhanced communication within complex control networks.
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The SIEMENS 6SE7090-0XX84-4HA0 BUS ADAPTER is an essential component in industrial automation systems, designed for seamless integration and enhanced communication within complex control networks.
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Place of Origin:Germany
Brand Name:SIEMENS
Model Number:6SE7090-0XX84-4HA0
Bus Compatibility:Simovert Masterdrives Local Bus
Electronics Class:For Electronic Box LBA
Dimensions:Compact design for easy integration
Weight:0.596 kg
Memory Capacity:64 KB RAM
Communication Protocols:Built-in EMI filter, optional Fieldbus Modules (DeviceNet, Profibus, LonWorks, CANopen)
Operating Voltage:230V 1 phase / 460V 3 phase
Frequency Range:0.1~600 Hz
Protection Features:Complete protection against common industrial hazards
Power Consumption:4.2 Amps at nominal input voltage of 208-240 Volts AC
The SIEMENS 6SE7090-0XX84-4HA0 BUS ADAPTER is a premium component engineered for seamless communication within the MasterDrives motion control ecosystem, ensuring optimized performance and system integration.
Featuring advanced electronics and compact design, this BUS ADAPTER facilitates smooth data exchange between different components of the industrial automation system, thereby enhancing operational efficiency.
Designed with high-grade materials for durability and lightweight for ease of handling, the BUS ADAPTER ensures longevity and minimal maintenance requirements, aligning with the robustness demanded by industrial environments.
Compliant with international safety standards, it supports various power ratings, making it adaptable to a wide range of applications across different industries.
For detailed technical specifications and compatibility information, please refer to the SIEMENS product manual or contact our technical support team. We are committed to providing comprehensive solutions tailored to your specific automation needs.
