I/O Modules added to automation portfolio
Belden has added two new bus coupling and six new I/O modules to its range of Lumberg Automation LioN-Link I/O systems. These new products enable users to control electrical drives over Profibus, facilitate networking of intelligent sensors and actors, complete simple retrofitting or upgrading of machines, deliver safety applications and/or decentralize power supply.
Available with either M12 or M8 connector ports, the new Lumberg Automation modules are designed for ease of installation and plug-and-play startup. In addition, they offer comprehensive diagnostics possibilities, meet the requirements of protection class IP67, and exhibit high resistance to shock and jarring.
The LioN-Link peripheral I/O system can be used for line topologies of up to 100 m in length.
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