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SNAP-UDC-HDB-G4 breakout board provides
32-point SNAP digital I/O modules with up to 3 amps current switching,
fused outputs, and isolated inputs, while compact SNAP-UDC-HDB board
saves panel space and simplifies field wiring.
Temecula, CA -- January 28, 2016 -- New SNAP-UDC-HDB-G4 and
SNAP-UDC-HDB breakout boards from industrial automation manufacturer
Opto 22 boost the capabilities of 32-point SNAP digital I/O modules,
simplify field wiring, and save panel space. With the SNAP-UDC-HDB-G4
breakout board, OEMs, machine builders, and automation professionals
can connect 32-point SNAP digital I/O modules to higher loads and gain
the reliability of fused outputs and isolated inputs, while the
space-saving SNAP-UDC-HDB breakout board provides convenient
spring-clamp connectors for up to 32 field devices, all in a small
footprint. Both new breakout boards are part of Opto 22’s SNAP PAC
System, which includes programmable automation controllers (PACs),
Ethernet-based I/O systems, and PAC Project automation software.
The SNAP-UDC-HDB-G4 breakout board holds up to 32 popular and
guaranteed-for-life Opto 22 single-point G4 digital I/O modules (sold
separately). These modules can provide up to 3 amps current switching
or sensing per point, fused outputs, isolated inputs, and per-point LED
indicators, depending on the G4 modules selected. For example, using G4
digital output modules on the breakout board lets a SNAP-ODC-32-SNK
32-point module switch up to 12 times its regular current load of 0.25
amps. Spring-clamp connectors secure field wiring and reduce
installation time.
The SNAP-UDC-HDB breakout board consolidates wiring for a 32-point SNAP
digital I/O module into a compact 4.0 in. x 3.3 in. (101 mm x 83 mm)
board, which simplifies installation, reduces labor costs, and saves
valuable space inside enclosures and machines. The SNAP-UDC-HDB board
includes convenient per-point LED indicators that show point status and
are invaluable for troubleshooting and maintenance. Easy-to-use
spring-clamp connectors hold field wiring securely in place.
[an error occurred while processing this directive]Supported I/O Modules and Required Cables
SNAP-UDC-HDB-G4 breakout boards connect to SNAP-IDC-32DN and
SNAP-IDC-32N digital input modules, and SNAP-ODC-32-SNK and
SNAP-ODC-32-SNK-FM digital output modules. SNAP-UDC-HDB breakout boards
work with all SNAP 32-point digital input and output modules. Both
breakout boards connect to these 32-point SNAP digital I/O modules
using the SNAP-HD-BF6 cable, available separately from Opto 22.
About Opto 22
Opto 22 develops and manufactures hardware and software for
applications involving industrial automation and control, energy
management, remote monitoring, and data acquisition. Designed and made
in the U.S.A., Opto 22 products have an established reputation
worldwide for ease-of-use, innovation, quality, and reliability. Opto
22 products, including the groov mobile operator interface, use
standard, commercially available networking and computer technologies,
and are used by automation end-users, OEMs, and information technology
and operations personnel in over 10,000 installations worldwide. The
company was founded in 1974 and is privately held in Temecula,
California, U.S.A. Opto 22 products are available through a global
network of distributors and system integrators. For more information,
visit www.opto22.com.
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