Omron C200H-ID215

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SKUC200H-ID215
ManufacturerOmron
CategoryIndustrial automation components
12-month warranty
Available: 49 units
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Description

The Omron C200H-ID215 is a 32-point digital input module designed for the C200H series programmable logic controllers (PLCs). Operating at a supply voltage of 24 VDC, it features a typical input current of 4.1 mA per point. The module offers selectable input response times of 2.5 ms or 15 ms, with the option to configure 8 points for quick-response inputs at 1 ms or 4 ms. It supports sinking (NPN) input devices and utilizes a backplane mounting style for seamless integration into Omron PLC systems. The C200H-ID215 is suitable for applications requiring precise and rapid digital input processing, such as industrial automation systems where timely data acquisition is critical.

Specifications

Weight
0.30 kgs
Component Specifications
id215
Signal Type
24
Signal Level
24 V
Voltage
24 V
Channel Configuration
32
Industrial Safety
plc
Safety Level
plc
Manufacturer
Omron
Product Type
Module

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