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Omron CQM1 CQM1-ID213Q

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The CQM1-ID213Q from Omron is a compact input module designed for 32 points, operating at 24 VDC. It features photocoupler isolation for secure signal processing and internal current management.

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Technical specifications for CQM1-ID213Q

ManufacturerOmron
Product LineCQM1
Part NumberCQM1-ID213Q
Weight3.00 lbs (1.36 kg)
Input Voltage24 VDC
Input Impedance5.6 kΩ
Input Current4 mA
ON Voltage/Current14.4 VDC min
OFF Voltage/Current5.0 VDC max
Number of Inputs32 points
Internal Current Consumption5 VDC, 170 mA max.
IsolationPhotocoupler isolation
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The Omron CQM1-ID213Q is a specialized input module tailored for efficient automation control. It supports a rated input voltage of 24 VDC and presents an input impedance of 5.6 kΩ. This input module is designed to consume 4 mA of current during operation.

With a weight limit of 160 g, the module provides a light solution for various applications. The ON voltage/current threshold is set at a minimum of 14.4 VDC, ensuring reliable activation in operational settings. In terms of OFF voltage/current, it maintains a maximum limit of 5.0 VDC, supporting proper cut-off functionality.

The CQM1-ID213Q facilitates a total of 32 input points, making it versatile for different control tasks. It operates with internal current consumption specifications of 5 VDC and a maximum of 170 mA. An important feature of this module is its photocoupler isolation, which protects internal circuits from high voltages in input signals, promoting overall system reliability.