Model Number:16182-1-3 MBX
Brand:SIEMENS
Type:Transition Board
Protocol Compatibility:RS-485, CANopen, DeviceNet
Operating Temperature Range:-25°C to +60°C
Power Consumption:Max. 1.5W
Dimensions (WxHxD):115mm x 55mm x 20mm
Connection Ports:2x RS-485, 1x CANopen, 1x DeviceNet
Communication Protocol Speeds:Up to 1Mbps
The SIEMENS 16182-1-3 MBX Transition Board is engineered to handle the most demanding industrial automation tasks with ease. Its robust design ensures compatibility with a wide range of control systems, making it an ideal choice for upgrading legacy setups or integrating new technologies into existing infrastructure.
Equipped with advanced communication protocols, this board facilitates seamless data exchange between different components of your system, enhancing overall system performance and operational efficiency. Its high input voltage tolerance and efficient current management capabilities make it suitable for use in a variety of harsh industrial environments.
With its broad operating temperature range and exceptional humidity resistance, the 16182-1-3 MBX Transition Board can withstand the rigors of manufacturing floors, from cold workshops to hot production lines. This durability ensures minimal downtime and maintenance costs, contributing to a cost-effective long-term investment.
Featuring MODBUS RTU interface, the board supports easy integration with SCADA systems, MES platforms, and other industrial automation software, streamlining data collection and analysis processes. This feature enables real-time monitoring and control, providing operators with comprehensive insights into system performance and enabling proactive maintenance strategies.
Compliance with international safety standards (CE, UL, FCC) ensures that the SIEMENS 16182-1-3 MBX Transition Board meets the highest industry benchmarks for safety and reliability. Backed by SIEMENS’ commitment to quality, this product offers peace of mind for users seeking dependable solutions for their industrial control needs.
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