Wago Power Series Interface Unit for Use with 750 Series, Voltage, Transmitter
Techniniai dokumentai
Specifikacijos
Markė
WagoAccessory Type
Interface unit
Serija
Power
Input Type
Voltage
Output Type
Transmitter
For Use With
750 Series
Tvirtinimo tipas
DIN Rail
Application
Communication
Maksimali darbinė temperatūra
+55°C
Matmenys
100 x 24 x 70.5 mm
Kilmės šalis
Germany
Produkto aprašymas
EnOcean Radio Receiver Module
The 750-642 I/O Module receives radio telegrams from maintenance-free, battery-less and wireless switches and sensors based on EnOcean radio technology.
The module can be used with any controller of the WAGO-I/O-SYSTEM 750. Preprogrammed function blocks make integration easy. The energy required for switch or sensor operation is produced by converting one type of energy (heat, solar or mechanical energy) into usable electrical energy. The radiated energy from the transmitter modules is around one million times smaller than mobile phones. Almost any number of sensors is possible.
Wago I/O system range
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€ 539,11
už 1 vnt. (be PVM)
€ 652,32
už 1 vnt. (su PVM)
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€ 539,11
už 1 vnt. (be PVM)
€ 652,32
už 1 vnt. (su PVM)
1
Techniniai dokumentai
Specifikacijos
Markė
WagoAccessory Type
Interface unit
Serija
Power
Input Type
Voltage
Output Type
Transmitter
For Use With
750 Series
Tvirtinimo tipas
DIN Rail
Application
Communication
Maksimali darbinė temperatūra
+55°C
Matmenys
100 x 24 x 70.5 mm
Kilmės šalis
Germany
Produkto aprašymas
EnOcean Radio Receiver Module
The 750-642 I/O Module receives radio telegrams from maintenance-free, battery-less and wireless switches and sensors based on EnOcean radio technology.
The module can be used with any controller of the WAGO-I/O-SYSTEM 750. Preprogrammed function blocks make integration easy. The energy required for switch or sensor operation is produced by converting one type of energy (heat, solar or mechanical energy) into usable electrical energy. The radiated energy from the transmitter modules is around one million times smaller than mobile phones. Almost any number of sensors is possible.