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Omron CS1 CS1W-MC221-V1

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CS1W-MC221-V1

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The CS1W-MC221-V1 is a motion control unit from Omron's CS1 series. This unit facilitates sophisticated control with input and output specifications tailored for precise motion management.

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Technical specifications for CS1W-MC221-V1

ManufacturerOmron
Product LineCS1
Part NumberCS1W-MC221-V1
Weight1.00 lbs (0.45 kg)
Product DescriptionMotion Control Unit
Output Current10/50 mA
Number of Input Points14
Input Voltage24 VDC
Input Current5 mA
CompatibilityCS1 Series
MountBackplane
Termination StyleDSUB
Type of Control2-axes control
Number of Output Points4
Output Signal Range24 VDC
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Omron’s CS1W-MC221-V1 is a motion control unit specifically engineered for effective process automation. It accommodates a total of 14 input points, utilizing an input voltage of 24 V DC and drawing an input current of 5 mA. This functionality supports various control applications requiring precise motion.

With this unit, users can achieve dual-axis control with 4 output points. It delivers output signals at both 10 mA and 50 mA, permitting flexibility in how systems respond. The output signal range is also rated at 24 V DC, aligning with standard control requirements for motion applications.

The CS1W-MC221-V1 is compatible with the CS1 series and mounts on a backplane for streamlined integration into existing systems. Its termination style utilizes DSUB connectors, making installation straightforward. Overall, this motion control unit enables precise and effective management of motion tasks in automated environments.