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FANUC Series 20 A20B-1001-0780

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A20B-1001-0780

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The FANUC A20B-1001-0780 is a power input PCB, specifically designed as a power interface module tailored for FANUC CNC systems. This unit requires an input voltage of between 200 and 240 volts AC and delivers a DC output voltage of 24 volts.

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Technical specifications for A20B-1001-0780

ManufacturerFANUC
Product TypePower Input PCB
Product LineSeries 20
Part NumberA20B-1001-0780
FunctionPower interface module for FANUC control systems
CompatibilityFANUC CNC Systems
Minimum Input Voltage200 V
Maximum Input Voltage240 V
Input Voltage TypeAC
Output Voltage24 V
Output Voltage TypeDC
Minimum Current Rating5 A
Maximum Current Rating10 A
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The A20B-1001-0780 board model from FANUC is categorized as a power input printed circuit board (PCB). It functions primarily as a power interface module, specifically intended for various FANUC CNC systems. This PCB operates with an AC input voltage ranging from 200 V to 240 V, converting it into a stable 24 V DC output for use in compatible systems.

In terms of current handling, the A20B-1001-0780 board supports a minimum rating of 5 A, scaling up to a maximum rating of 10 A, allowing for a range of applications. The dimensions of this module are compact, measuring 20 cm in length, 15 cm in width, and just 2 cm in thickness, making it relatively easy to fit within typical hardware configurations. Additionally, the unit weighs approximately 0.5 kg, making it suitable for practical deployment in systems where weight considerations are important.