Architecture:100% Microprocessor-Based
Operating Temperature Range:-20°C to +55°C
Memory Size:1 MB User Memory
Input/Output Points:Up to 256 I/O Points
Communication Interfaces:RS-485, Ethernet, OPC
Power Consumption:Max 30W
Dimensions (WxHxD):250mm x 330mm x 130mm
Weight:4.5kg
Introducing the GE Fanuc DS200NATOG2ADX Mark V PLC, engineered to meet the demands of complex industrial control systems. This PLC is renowned for its exceptional reliability, robust design, and high-performance capabilities. Its microprocessor-based architecture ensures efficient processing and quick response times, making it ideal for dynamic manufacturing environments.
Operational versatility is at the heart of this product, capable of functioning within a wide temperature range (-20°C to +55°C), ensuring consistent performance across different climates. With a generous 1 MB user memory, it offers ample space for programming and data storage, facilitating the implementation of sophisticated control algorithms.
The DS200NATOG2ADX Mark V PLC boasts a comprehensive suite of communication interfaces, including RS-485, Ethernet, and OPC, enabling seamless integration with various automation systems and equipment. This feature-rich interface supports efficient data exchange and control over large networks, enhancing system interoperability.
Safety and efficiency are paramount, as evidenced by its low power consumption (max 30W) and compact size (250mm x 330mm x 130mm), which not only reduces operational costs but also minimizes installation space requirements. The durable construction and reliable components ensure longevity and minimal maintenance needs.
This PLC is specifically tailored for demanding industrial applications, offering precise control and monitoring capabilities. Whether it’s in automotive assembly lines, food processing, or heavy machinery operations, the DS200NATOG2ADX Mark V PLC delivers superior performance, enhanced productivity, and streamlined operation, setting new benchmarks in industrial automation.
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