Processor Clock Frequency:266 MHz
Number of Racks:2 – Local
Slots:[“10″,”16″,”2″,”4″,”6”]
Bus Current Requirement:2500 mA
Memory Capacity (RAM):1024 kB
Display Type:LCD
Connection Type:[“2 x Sub-D 9 (female) for Modbus network”,”1 x Sub-D 9 (female) for Modbus Plus network”]
Net Weight:1.424 kg
The Schneider Modicon Unity Hot Standby Processor 140CPU67160S is engineered to provide unparalleled performance and reliability in industrial automation settings. Its robust design ensures that systems can seamlessly switch from primary to backup operations without interruption, safeguarding against unexpected downtime and ensuring continuous operation even under adverse conditions.
With its advanced microprocessor architecture, this processor delivers high-speed processing capabilities, making it ideal for complex control tasks in manufacturing, process control, and other industrial applications. The inclusion of 1 MB of memory allows for the efficient storage and retrieval of critical data, enhancing operational efficiency and reducing the risk of data loss.
Featuring a multimode Ethernet interface, the 140CPU67160S supports seamless communication within the network, enabling efficient data exchange and remote monitoring capabilities. This feature is particularly beneficial in distributed systems where centralized control and monitoring are essential.
The processor is designed to operate within a wide temperature range (-20°C to +55°C), ensuring reliability in various environmental conditions. It also adheres to strict safety and compliance standards, including UL, CE, and TÜV certifications, ensuring its suitability for use in safety-critical applications.
Installation and maintenance of the Schneider Modicon Unity Hot Standby Processor 140CPU67160S are simplified through standardized interfaces and protocols, making it accessible to a wide range of users. Comprehensive documentation and support further enhance its usability, ensuring smooth integration into existing industrial automation systems.
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