Siemens 6ES5188-3UA12

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SKU6ES5188-3UA12
ManufacturerSiemens
CategoryIndustrial automation components
12-month warranty
Available: 27 units
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Description

The Siemens 6ES5188-3UA12 is a central device module designed for the SIMATIC S5 automation system, specifically for the 135U and 155U series. This module features a 21-slot configuration, allowing for the integration of various processors, I/O modules, and communication interfaces. It operates with a power supply input of 120/230V AC and provides a 5V DC output at 18A, ensuring reliable power distribution for connected components. Notably, this unit does not include a CPU, battery, or manual, offering flexibility for customization based on specific application requirements. The 6ES5188-3UA12 is ideal for medium to large-scale industrial automation projects, providing a robust and scalable solution for complex control systems.

Specifications

Weight
16.48 kgs
Voltage
230 V
Current
18 A
Signal Level
230 V
Safety Level
plc
Industrial Safety
plc
Signal Type
230
Relay Specifications
230 VAC

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