Turck FEN20-4DIP-4DXP
Multiprotocol block I/O modules, 4 PNP In, 4 in or out, 24VDC, FEN20 Series
Mfr. Part #: FEN20-4DIP-4DXP / RS Stock #: 70348217
Price
Qty.
Standard Price
1
$568.587,60
5
$540.158,22
10
$528.781,50
25
$511.728,84
Additional Inventory
Manufacturer Lead Time:
15 weeks
Estimated manufacturer lead time is for quantities greater than shown above.
Product Specifications
Product Attribute
Attribute Value
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Alternate Mfr Part Number
6931090
IP Rating
IP20
Number of Inputs
4
Number of IO Ports
2
Output Current
1 A
Terminal Type
Screw
Overview
Turck introduces BEEP, the Backplane Ethernet Extension Protocol. BEEP is a new technology that has been integrated into many of our multiprotocol digital block I/O modules.
BEEP allows a network of up to 33 devices (1 Master + 32 Slaves) or 480 bytes of data to appear to the PLC as a single device on a single connection using a single IP address. By reducing the number of connections the PLC sees, the user will be able to create high density I/O networks and still utilize their low cost PLC.
This technology is utilized by making the first device in the line a BEEP master, which can be done via the device webserver. The BEEP master can then scan the entire network and create a new data map that includes all of the downstream devices, with all device configuration options saved in the master.
BEEP also supports drop-in device replacement, reducing downtime and overall expenses. If the network is setup using BEEP, a technician can simply replace a slave device with a new device to keep the system online. The BEEP master will automatically recognize the device, assign it an IP address, and download the parameters to it.
Additionally, BEEP is compatible with all standard Ethernet components and does not require special equipment.
Features:
Multiprotocol block I/O module
16 Digital Channel
18-30 VDC
BEEP Master or Slave
BEEP allows a network of up to 33 devices (1 Master + 32 Slaves) or 480 bytes of data to appear to the PLC as a single device on a single connection using a single IP address. By reducing the number of connections the PLC sees, the user will be able to create high density I/O networks and still utilize their low cost PLC.
This technology is utilized by making the first device in the line a BEEP master, which can be done via the device webserver. The BEEP master can then scan the entire network and create a new data map that includes all of the downstream devices, with all device configuration options saved in the master.
BEEP also supports drop-in device replacement, reducing downtime and overall expenses. If the network is setup using BEEP, a technician can simply replace a slave device with a new device to keep the system online. The BEEP master will automatically recognize the device, assign it an IP address, and download the parameters to it.
Additionally, BEEP is compatible with all standard Ethernet components and does not require special equipment.
Features: