GE Fanuc 0285A5666 Programmable Logic Controller Module

Model Number:0285A5666

Type:MicroLogix

Operating Temperature:-20°C to 60°C

Storage Temperature:-40°C to 85°C

Power Supply:12-24V DC

Dimensions:76mm x 94mm x 31mm

Weight:0.15kg

I/O Capacity:14 Inputs / 10 Outputs

Programming Languages:Ladder Logic, Structured Text, Function Block Diagram

Communication Ports:1 RS-485

Memory:512Kbytes of program memory, 64Kbytes of user data memory

    The GE Fanuc 0285A5666 PLC Module is a cutting-edge component designed to revolutionize industrial automation with its exceptional performance and reliability. Its compact design and robust specifications make it an ideal choice for applications requiring precise control and efficient operation within a wide range of environmental conditions.

    Equipped with high-speed processing capabilities and a generous memory capacity, this PLC Module ensures smooth execution of complex control algorithms and data management tasks. The inclusion of a versatile RS-485 communication interface facilitates seamless integration with other control systems and devices, enhancing system scalability and connectivity.

    Offering a comprehensive set of 16 digital inputs and 16 digital outputs, the module caters to a wide array of control needs. Whether you’re dealing with simple on/off control scenarios or intricate process monitoring, this PLC Module delivers the necessary precision and reliability.

    Built to withstand harsh industrial environments, the 0285A5666 PLC Module boasts an operating temperature range from -10°C to +55°C, ensuring stable performance under varying climatic conditions. Its IP20 rating guarantees protection against dust and splashes of water, making it suitable for use in factories and manufacturing plants where robustness is critical.

    In addition to its technical prowess, the module is designed with user-friendliness in mind. Its intuitive programming environment simplifies the setup and configuration process, allowing engineers and technicians to focus on achieving optimal system performance rather than grappling with complex software interfaces.