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Dc Input D10 Unit 5
This product is a 10 DC Input, 8 Relay Output DL105 Module that was made by Automation Direct. This module is a product of Koyo, PLC Direct, and Facts engineering working together. This version of the module has a 10-30 VDC power supply instead of a VAC powered output. To protect the module from noise pollution, the module has a protective NEMA casing. The diagnostics of the module allow the users to debug and identify problems. The drive has the dimensions 5.12 x 3.16 x 3.63. The ambient temperature that best works for the module between -20 and 70 degrees Celsius.

The 10 DC Input, 8 DC Output DL105 Module has 3 isolated input commons and 3 internally connected output commons. The voltage range of the input runs between 94-240 VAC. The output voltage range volleys between 100-240 VDC. The module has a 12 amp inrush current with a maximum running current of 1.7 amps. …show more content…
The module has a 2.4K retentive memory space for storing data. The system runs on the DirectSOFT programming software built into the system. The Device comes with RS-232-C port that transfers module data at 9600 baud. The system also has forced I/O, timer/event drum sequencing, and RLL diagram-style
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