HIMA F3316 – Safety Systems Input Module

Product Type:Safety Systems Input Module

Model Number:F3316

Brand:HIMA

Input Channels:8

Operating Voltage:DC 24V

Current Rating:Max. 50mA per channel

Signal Types Supported:Dry contact, Pulse, Analog

Relay Outputs:4

Load Capacity:DC 24V, Max. 2A per relay

Operating Temperature Range:-20°C to +70°C

Protection Class:IP20

Dimensions (WxDxH):100mm x 90mm x 35mm

Weight:0.15kg

    The HIMA F3316 Safety Systems Input Module is meticulously engineered for seamless integration into complex industrial automation environments, ensuring peak operational efficiency and safety. This module boasts a versatile design capable of handling up to 8 digital inputs, making it an indispensable component for systems requiring high levels of reliability and precision.

    With its advanced signal processing capabilities, the HIMA F3316 is adept at managing a wide range of input signals, from relays to LEDs and transistors, enhancing system adaptability and flexibility. The robust enclosure with IP65 rating guarantees protection against dust and water ingress, ensuring reliable operation in challenging industrial conditions.

    Equipped with real-time fault detection mechanisms, this input module ensures continuous monitoring of its operational status, allowing for swift intervention in case of any anomalies or failures. This proactive approach significantly reduces downtime and enhances overall system safety.

    Engineered to withstand extreme temperature fluctuations ranging from -25°C to +70°C, the HIMA F3316 is a testament to HIMA’s commitment to producing solutions that can operate reliably in even the most demanding environments. This wide temperature range compatibility makes it suitable for use across various industrial sectors.

    Certified to ISO 13849-1 for safety integrity level, the HIMA F3316 Safety Systems Input Module is a trusted choice for applications where safety is paramount. It ensures that critical operations are safeguarded against potential hazards, aligning with international safety standards and best practices.