Siemens 6ES7231-5PF30 Analog Input Module for Industrial Control

Brand:Siemens

Model:6ES7231-5PF30-0XB0

Module Type:Analog Input Module

Number of Channels:4

Signal Type:AI

Operating Range:-20°C to 85°C

Power Supply Voltage:DC 24V

Current Consumption:Max. 10mA per channel

Communication Interface:Profinet

Lifecycle:Active Production

Product Class:Standard

Dimensions (W x L x H):Not Available

Net Weight:0.207 kg

    Engineered for seamless integration with the SIMATIC S7-1200 series, this Analog Input Module (AI) offers unparalleled performance and reliability in industrial automation environments. With its robust design and high isolation rating, it ensures accurate and secure signal transmission, minimizing interference and enhancing system stability.

    Featuring 8 input channels, each capable of processing signals from a wide range of sensors and transducers, this module is ideal for applications requiring precise analog data collection. The optical isolation technology provides an additional layer of protection against electrical noise and transient spikes, ensuring consistent performance under varying environmental conditions.

    The 14-bit resolution of the 6ES7231-5PF30 guarantees exceptionally accurate signal conversion, enabling detailed and reliable data analysis. This level of precision is crucial for applications where accuracy is paramount, such as process control, monitoring systems, and quality assurance processes.

    Operable within a temperature range of -25°C to +60°C, this Analog Input Module is designed to withstand the harsh conditions typically encountered in industrial settings. Its wide operating temperature range makes it suitable for deployment in diverse environments, from cold storage facilities to hot manufacturing plants.

    Equipped with a Profinet communication interface, the 6ES7231-5PF30 seamlessly integrates with other components of the SIMATIC S7 system, facilitating efficient data exchange and control. This interoperability is essential for modern industrial control systems, where centralized management and coordination are critical.