ABB
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ABB DLM02 0338434M Link module
Key SpecificationsVOGI
Channel Number: 4.
Working Voltage: 210V.
Corrosive Atmosphere: ISA - S71.04 G3.
Climatic Operating Conditions: Relative humidity max. 93 % +/- 3 % at 40 °C.
Environmental Temperature: - 20 °C - 60 °C.
Ethernet: Connects to a single 10 Mbps or 100 Mbps copper - based Ethernet device for communication.
Program Capacity: 64MB.
Key FeaturesVOGI
Digital signal processing: It converts the digital signal of the controller into a signal suitable for driving external devices, such as relays, contactors, indicator lights, solenoid valves, etc.
Electrical isolation: The input is divided into two independently isolated groups, each with eight channels and a voltage monitoring input. This electrical isolation design can effectively prevent external electrical interference from entering the control system, while avoiding mutual interference between signals between different loops, improving the stability and reliability of the system. Each input channel consists of a current limiting element, an EMC protection element, an input status indication LED and an optical isolation barrier, which further enhances the anti-interference ability and safety.
Error monitoring and indication: If the input voltage disappears, the process voltage monitoring input will issue a channel error signal, which can be read through the module bus. This enables operators to detect faults in time, facilitate quick location and troubleshooting, and reduce system downtime. The reflective memory board of the local node can be displayed as a shared memory, and the software can read and write it to facilitate monitoring and management of the module status.
Freight Estimation(Part Of The Area)VOGI
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Destination |
Freight |
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Middle East |
$58 |
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Southeast Asia |
$15 |
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South Asia |
$77 |
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South Africa |
$62 |
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Europe and USA |
$34 |
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Russia |
$70 |
APPLICATIONVOGI
Power system: In power plants, substations and other power systems, it can be used to control switchgear, relay protection devices, etc. For example, it can control the opening and closing of high-voltage switches, indicate the operating status of power equipment, drive alarm devices, etc.
Photovoltaic power generation system: Measure the output power of photovoltaic inverters to achieve balanced management of power generation and power consumption.
Energy storage system: Monitor the charging and discharging status of batteries and optimize the operating efficiency of energy storage equipment.
Hospitals and schools: Ensure the power reliability of key loads (such as operating rooms and laboratories) and support rapid fault location.
Data centers: Ensure the power safety of server cabinets and prevent the risk of downtime caused by overload through real-time monitoring.
Shopping malls and supermarkets: Measure power consumption by region, identify high-energy consumption areas and implement energy-saving transformation.