Siemens SIMATIC S7-300 Series Series Digital I/O Module for Use with SIMATIC S7-300 Series, Digital, Relay

Need a device to monitor the activities of your automation equipment? Choose this digital I/O module from Siemens. It accommodates up to eight digital outputs, so you can depend on it for enhanced productivity. A rated load voltage of 24V DC means it's suitable for use in low-power systems. Thanks to low power loss of just 3.2W, it's an energy-efficient option. A component like this is ideal for applications such as automotive manufacturing, climate control and production lines.

• Light weight of 190g puts minimal strain on your equipment
• Long lifespan of up to 300,000 operating cycles for reliable performance
• Green LED indicator for ease of status monitoring
• Compact dimensions of 125 (H) x 40 (W) x 120mm (D) to fit in tight spaces
• Accommodates unshielded cables up to 600m in length and shielded cables up to 1000m in length to support long-distance connections

I/O modules identify hazards such as communication errors and cross faults that could negatively affect your operations. By alerting you to potential problems, they help to increase workplace safety and enhance efficiency.

Siemens S7-300 Digital and Analogue I/O Modules

Expansion modules and accessories to support the Siemens S7-300 PLC range. Each S7-313 PLC CPU Base Unit may be expanded with up to 8 expansion modules. S7-314 CPU Base Units can accept a total of 4 expansion racks consisting of 8 expansion modules each.,All expansion modules share the following features:

Compact design
LED’s input signal status indication
Front panel connector for actuators or sensors. Connectors can be coded according to application, thus preventing the connection of an incorrect unit
No slot rules: the address of the input corresponds to the slot number
Modules may be configured and the parameters set using STEP 7 Lite software
Data is stored centrally. When a module is removed/replaced data is automatically sent to the new module, removing possible set up errors