The ABB AI835A is an 8-channel analog input module designed for industrial automation systems, enabling precise data acquisition from various sensors.
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The ABB AI835A is an 8-channel analog input module designed for industrial automation systems, enabling precise data acquisition from various sensors.
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Product Type:Analog Input Module
Number of Channels:8
Rated Insulation Voltage:50 V
Weight:0.22 kg
Dimensions:L x W x H (mm)
:160 x 100 x 48
Operating Temperature Range:-25°C to +60°C
Input Signal Range:0 to 10 V DC / 4 to 20 mA
Accuracy:+/- 0.2% of full scale
Relay Outputs:4 discrete relay outputs for alarm or control purposes
Communication Protocol:Modbus RTU
The ABB AI835A module boasts a high-resolution 8-channel design, capable of accurately measuring and converting various analog signals into digital values for precise control applications. Its compact size and lightweight construction make it suitable for integration into tight spaces within industrial machinery.
Featuring a rated insulation voltage of 50 V, this module ensures safety and reliability in diverse industrial environments, providing protection against electrical hazards. Its durable materials are designed to withstand harsh conditions typically encountered in manufacturing floors.
The AI835A module supports a wide range of industrial protocols, ensuring seamless communication with other ABB PLCs and third-party devices. This compatibility simplifies system integration and enhances operational efficiency.
With its built-in self-diagnostic capabilities, the AI835A continuously monitors its operation, alerting users to any potential issues before they can affect production. This proactive maintenance approach minimizes downtime and maximizes equipment uptime.
Ideal for applications requiring real-time monitoring and control, such as temperature, pressure, or flow measurement in process industries, the ABB AI835A module delivers consistent performance and reliability, backed by ABB’s industry-leading technical support and service network.
