HIMA F7120 PLC Module

Safety level: Meets ​SIL 3/4​

Logic processing capability: Built-in high-performance processor, supports complex logic operations

Execution time: ​< 1 ms/1k step logic

Input channel: Supports multiple safety inputs

Output channel: Provides relay output or transistor output

Rated voltage: ​24 V DC ±10%, power consumption as low as ​10 W

Operating temperature: ​-20°C to +60°C

Protection level: ​IP20​.

Diagnostics and redundancy: Built-in self-diagnostics

Electrical isolation: 4 kV AC insulation isolation

Receiving and processing signals: used to receive digital input signals from various sources and process them accurately, converting them into signals that the system can analyze, thereby ensuring the transmission and processing of safety signals in the system and the safety of personnel and equipment.

Self-diagnosis capability: The module's operating status and input signals can be constantly checked to see if they are normal. Once a fault or abnormal signal occurs, a fault signal is immediately issued

Configuration flexibility: F3236 allows parameters, channel settings, and functions to be customized according to the specific needs of certain industrial processes. This flexibility makes it suitable for a wide range of applications and different control tasks.

Reduced wiring work: Unlike the usual wired logic, the use of PLC can store real storage logic or reduce general wiring work, while speeding up the design and construction cycle of the entire control system.

Petrochemical and oil refining: remote monitoring of key parameters such as high-pressure storage tanks and pipeline pressure, temperature, and leakage, triggering emergency shutdown or emergency power outage.

Power industry: monitoring compressor anti-surge, turbine overspeed, lubricating oil pressure, etc., to ensure safe shutdown of equipment, and interlock boilers and steam systems to avoid dangerous situations such as overpressure, water shortage or flameout.

Metallurgy and steel: temperature, pressure, gas leakage, etc. of furnaces, rolling mills, and quenching equipment.