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Mitsubishi FX Series FX2N64DNET

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FX2N64DNET

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The FX2N64DNET, part of the Mitsubishi FX Series, serves as a reliable slave interface module for DeviceNet networks. It operates on a 24 Volts DC supply and supports current levels up to 50 mA, providing efficient communication in industrial applications.

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Technical specifications for FX2N64DNET

ManufacturerMitsubishi
Product TypeSlave interface module
Product LineFX Series
Part NumberFX2N64DNET
Weight1.00 lbs (0.45 kg)
Rated Supply Voltage24 Volts DC
Network OptionDeviceNet
LED IndicatorsIncluded
Network InterfaceDeviceNet
Relative Humidity35 to 85%
Ambient Operating Temperature0 to 55°C
Storage Temperature-20 to 70°C
CE-RatedYes
UL-RatedYes
Current50 mA

The Mitsubishi FX2N64DNET is designed as a slave interface module for DeviceNet networks. It operates on a nominal supply voltage of 24 Volts DC. This module accepts a current of up to 50 mA, facilitating efficient data transfer within a control system. Enhanced monitoring is achievable through the integrated LED indicators, which provide immediate visibility of network statuses.

The FX2N64DNET is engineered to perform in specific ambient conditions, operating effectively between 0°C and 55°C. Additionally, it can be stored under a wider temperature range, from -20°C to 70°C, which ensures reliability in varying storage conditions. With the ability to function in relative humidity from 35% to 85%, this module is suitable for diverse applications.

Compliance with safety standards is confirmed with both CE and UL ratings, promoting safe operation across global deployments.