MV110-24.8A

MV110-24 8A Analog Input Module

The MV110-24 8A analog input module has 8 analog inputs which can be connected to various types of RTDs, thermocouples, position encoders, and standard signals. The more detailed list of possible connection types can be found in the technical data. In addition, the inputs can be used as digital inputs.
The available voltage value at the outputs is 10…36 V DC.
The module requires 24 V DC power supply and supports Modbus RTU/ASCII communication via a serial RS485 interface. The enclosure provides IP20 rating and can be operated in the temperature range between -20 and +55 °C.

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MV110-24 8A Analog Input Module

The MV110-24 8A analog input module has 8 analog inputs which can be connected to various types of RTDs, thermocouples, position encoders, and standard signals. The more detailed list of possible connection types can be found in the technical data. In addition, the inputs can be used as digital inputs.
The available voltage value at the outputs is 10…36 V DC.
The module requires 24 V DC power supply and supports Modbus RTU/ASCII communication via a serial RS485 interface. The enclosure provides IP20 rating and can be operated in the temperature range between -20 and +55 °C.

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The I/O Modules of Mx110 series offer a cost-effective and flexible solution in distributed automation systems. The robust modules carry out on-site measured value acquisition and process control and are very suitable for extension of existing systems as well as for creating high-performance systems. Due to the proven RS485 bus technology and intelligent functions, such as pulse counter or sensor state diagnosis, the MX110 modules can be used in different fields, such as building technology, process industry, etc.
No bus coupler or power supply unit is required, like in other decentralized I/O systems. Each module has all communication and power supply units on board. Thereby also systems with a small number of I/O points can be economically reasonable.