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This AC module has a voltage rating of 24 V DC and operates efficiently between 11 to 25 V DC. The device supports an input voltage of 120 V AC, providing an on-state current of 11 mA and an off-state
The Bulletin 198 series contains transformers, output modules, input modules, communication modules, and starters that can be used to build 198 Modular-DSA I/O systems. Some Bulletin 198 transformers are primary voltage transformers that can operate at 480V or 240V. Current transformers are also available. Bulletin 198 output modules can be relay output modules or gland output modules. Some Bulletin 198 communication modules support DeviceNet. Other devices available in the Bulletin 198 series include sensor modules and Mini DIN pass-through devices.
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This AC module has a voltage rating of 24 V DC and operates efficiently between 11 to 25 V DC. The device supports an input voltage of 120 V AC, providing an on-state current of 11 mA and an off-state
This gland output module supports a rated voltage of 24 V DC with an output voltage of 120 V AC. It can handle load currents up to 4.0 A, making it suitable for a variety of tasks. The module can be s
This relay output module supports two DC inputs and has an on-state current of 3.0 mA, with an off-state current of 1.5 mA. It is built for a continuous thermal current of 5.0 A and can be easily moun
This AC module performs with an operating voltage range between 11 to 25 V DC. The device has an output current capacity of 2.0 A and supports an isolation voltage of 132 V AC. Its DIN-rail mounting t
This DeviceNet host communication module supports a voltage range of 11.0 to 25.0 V DC and has a surge capability of 15 A for device input current. It accommodates baud rates of 125, 250, and 500 kbps
This current transformer features a rated current of 0.25 A and operates effectively within a frequency range of 50 to 60 Hz. It has a secondary VA rating of 50 VA and comes base mounted. The primary
This digital DC input module is built to operate with a current consumption of 26 mA. It provides communication via the DeviceNet protocol and is designed for mounting on either a DIN rail or directly
This module supports a frequency range of 50 to 60 Hz and can handle up to 5 amps of output current. It includes two SPST relay outputs, each with a maximum switching voltage of 250 V AC. The module e