Siemens 6ES5350-3KA41

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SKU6ES5350-3KA41
ManufacturerSiemens
CategoryIndustrial automation components
12-month warranty
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The Siemens 6ES5350-3KA41 is a memory module designed for the SIMATIC S5 series, offering efficient performance in industrial automation applications. This compact module features two slots for F.372 memory submodules without RAM, providing a reliable solution for your automation needs. Manufactured by Siemens in Germany, it is a critical component of the SIMATIC S5 series, a trusted name in the electrical industry for decades. Despite being classified as obsolete since 2002, it remains a viable option for existing systems requiring replacement parts. With dimensions of 10.65 x 2.80 x 12.40 cm and a weight of approximately 0.25 kg, this memory module is both compact and powerful.

Specifications

Weight
0.12 kgs
Product Type
Memory Module
Product Family
SIMATIC S5
Dimensions
10.65 x 2.80 x 12.40 cm
Weight
0.25 kg
Memory Slots
2 slots
Memory Submodules
F.372 memory submodules without RAM

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