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Triconex 4352B

TRICONEX 4352B is a digital input module designed for industrial automation and control systems. It is capable of receiving and monitoring digital signal inputs, making it ideal for a wide range of industrial applications. The module is known for its reliability, safety, and high performance, ensuring accurate and timely monitoring of industrial processes.

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Technical Specifications

  • Input Voltage Range: AC 85-265V, 47-63Hz; DC 24V
  • Maximum Output Current: 2A
  • Maximum Power: 48W
  • Operating Temperature Range: 0-60°C
  • Storage Temperature Range: -40°C to 85°C
  • Dimensions: 152.4mm x 152.4mm x 101.6mm

Functional Characteristics

  • Multiple Digital Input Channels: Provides multiple channels for receiving discrete signals from sensors or switches.
  • Support for Various Input Types: Capable of handling different types of digital input signals, such as On/Off states, pulse counting, or frequency signals.
  • High-Speed Sampling: Offers high-speed sampling rates for real-time monitoring and response to high-frequency signal changes.
  • Redundancy Design: Features redundancy options, such as dual-channel input or multiple redundancy, to ensure high reliability.
  • Hardware and Software Fault Diagnosis: Equipped with fault diagnosis functions to detect and report faults in the module or input signals.
  • Programmable Configuration: Allows users to configure input channels, set thresholds, sampling intervals, and other parameters according to application needs.
  • High Anti-Interference Ability: Designed to resist electromagnetic interference, ensuring stable signal acquisition and processing.
  • Data Communication Interface: Provides interfaces for data communication, enabling integration with other control systems or devices.

Application Scenarios

  • Safety Systems: Used in industrial safety systems to monitor the status of safety equipment, such as emergency stop buttons and safety doors.
  • Process Monitoring: Monitors digital signals during production processes, including temperature, pressure, flow rate, and other parameters.
  • Environmental Monitoring: Monitors environmental parameters, such as humidity and gas concentration, in environmental monitoring systems.
  • Building Automation: Used in building automation systems to monitor the status of lighting, air conditioning, ventilation, and other equipment.
  • Energy Management: Monitors the status of energy-consuming devices, such as electricity meters and water meters, in energy management systems.
  • Production Line Control: Monitors and controls the status of production equipment to ensure stability and consistency in the production process.
  • Machine Monitoring: Monitors the status of machinery and equipment, such as motors, pumps, and valves.
  • Data Collection and Reporting: Collects digital signals, records historical data, and generates reports for analysis and optimization.

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