GE-FANUC IC693MDL742E – PAC Systems RX3i Modular Chassis

Description

Number of Slots:7

Processor Speed:Up to 16 MHz

Memory Capacity:Up to 32K words

Operating Temperature Range:-40°C to +70°C

Power Consumption:Max 2.5 W

Communication Interfaces:RS-485, Ethernet

Dimensions (mm):127 x 127 x 38

Weight:Approx. 250g

    The GE Fanuc IC693MDL742E Discrete Output Module is a critical addition to any industrial automation system, offering unparalleled reliability and efficiency. This module is specifically engineered for seamless integration into the GE PAC Systems RX3i, ensuring optimal performance across a wide range of industrial applications.

    With its robust design, this module is capable of handling up to 16 discrete output points, making it suitable for complex control scenarios. The 12-24 VDC output voltage range ensures compatibility with a broad spectrum of devices and systems, while the internal power consumption of up to 1 Amp allows for efficient operation without overloading the system.

    Featuring a wide operating temperature range from -20°C to +60°C, the IC693MDL742E is built to withstand harsh industrial environments, ensuring consistent performance regardless of the external conditions. The wiring harness connection type simplifies installation and maintenance processes, contributing to streamlined system management.

    Incorporating advanced technology, this module supports high-speed response times, crucial for applications requiring rapid switching or feedback mechanisms. Its compatibility with the GE PAC Systems RX3i facilitates a modular and scalable approach to automation, enabling users to tailor their systems to meet specific needs without compromising on functionality or performance.

    Equipped with features designed to enhance reliability and efficiency, the GE Fanuc IC693MDL742E Discrete Output Module is an indispensable tool for professionals in the field of industrial automation. Its robust construction, extensive compatibility, and versatile functionality make it an ideal choice for enhancing the capabilities of existing or new industrial automation projects.