Number of Connectable Node Units:Unlimited
Supported I/O Signals:Analog and Contact
Interface Function:Communication between Field and FCUs via ESB
Power Supply Function:Supply power to I/O Modules
Environmental Conditions:Operating temperature: -10°C to 50°C; Storage temperature: -20°C to 60°C
Compatibility:Compatible with CENTUM VP Control System
Integrating advanced communication technology, the Yokogawa ANB10D-425 ESB Bus Node Units are designed to optimize data flow in industrial environments. These units facilitate efficient and reliable transfer of analog and contact input/output signals between field devices and field control units, enhancing operational efficiency and system performance.
Featuring a compact yet durable design, these node units are meticulously engineered to withstand harsh industrial conditions, ensuring longevity and reliability over extended periods of use. They offer flexible power supply options, accommodating both AC and DC sources, which allows for versatile deployment across diverse industrial setups.
With support for up to 10 nodes, these units provide a scalable solution for managing large networks of field devices, making them suitable for complex industrial automation scenarios. The integration of an Enhanced Supervisory Bus (ESB) network ensures high-speed data transmission, reducing latency and improving overall system responsiveness.
In addition to their core functionality, the Yokogawa ANB10D-425 ESB Bus Node Units are equipped with advanced features such as dual-redundant power supply options and compatibility with various explosion protection standards, ensuring safety and compliance with industry regulations.
For optimal operation, it is recommended to refer to the detailed instruction manual provided in English, which includes comprehensive guidelines on installation, configuration, and maintenance. These units are compatible with the CENTUM VP for FIO, further enhancing their integration capabilities within existing industrial automation systems.
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