ABB DTAX701A 61430001-WM: High-Performance Digital Output Module for Industrial Automation

Product Type:Digital Output Module

Brand:ABB

Model:DTAX701A 61430001-WM

Operating Voltage:24V DC

Current Capacity:20mA per channel

Number of Channels:16

Communication Interface:Modbus TCP/IP

Operating Temperature Range:-25°C to +60°C

Storage Temperature Range:-40°C to +70°C

Reliability Rating:Class 1, Division 2

IP Rating:IP20

Dimension (LxWxH):175mm x 102mm x 78mm

Weight:0.25kg

    The ABB DTAX701A 61430001-WM digital output module is engineered to deliver high reliability and efficiency in industrial environments. It features an advanced relay contact design that ensures quick switching and low power consumption, making it ideal for applications requiring high-speed and precise control over outputs.

    With a versatile voltage range from 12V to 24V DC, this module is compatible with various industrial power supplies, ensuring seamless integration into existing systems. Its compact DIN rail mount design allows for easy installation and space-saving solutions, enhancing operational flexibility.

    Equipped with eight channels, the DTAX701A offers ample capacity for managing multiple outputs simultaneously, catering to the diverse needs of manufacturing, automation, and process control sectors. The module’s robust IP20 enclosure rating provides protection against dust and light splashes, ensuring durability in harsh industrial settings.

    Operating within a temperature range of -25°C to +60°C, this module maintains optimal performance across a wide variety of environmental conditions, from cold storage facilities to hot production lines. The lightweight design (0.2 kg) ensures minimal strain on mounting hardware and reduces overall system weight.

    Designed with user-friendliness in mind, the ABB DTAX701A 61430001-WM output module comes with comprehensive documentation and compatibility with ABB‘s suite of control systems, facilitating quick setup and integration. This makes it an excellent choice for upgrading or expanding existing automation infrastructures, promoting productivity and efficiency in industrial operations.