Brand:HIMA

Model:F6215

Product Type:Input/Output Module

Safety Certification:Ex certified

Operating Voltage:24VDC

Current Consumption:15mA @ 24VDC

Communication Protocol:Profibus DP, CANopen

Operating Temperature:-25°C to +60°C

Storage Temperature:-40°C to +85°C

Mechanical Connection:M12 x 0.75 connector

Dimensions:94mm x 84mm x 34mm

Weight:120g

    Integrating the HIMA F6215 I/O Module into your system is a strategic move towards achieving higher levels of reliability and efficiency in your industrial automation processes. This robust digital I/O module offers a comprehensive solution for managing signals, providing a critical link between your control system and the physical world.

    Featuring a compact yet sturdy design, the F6215 is engineered to withstand harsh industrial environments, ensuring it operates reliably even under extreme conditions. Its 16-channel configuration allows for versatile connectivity, supporting both input and output signals to suit diverse application needs.

    With its high current capacity and wide voltage range, the HIMA F6215 I/O Module ensures compatibility with a broad spectrum of devices, making it a flexible choice for integrating with existing systems or expanding your network. The ability to handle up to 500mA per channel makes it suitable for applications requiring substantial current flow without compromising on signal integrity.

    Designed with user convenience in mind, the F6215 incorporates intuitive diagnostics and fault management features, enabling quick identification and resolution of issues. This not only minimizes downtime but also enhances overall operational efficiency by providing real-time feedback on system status.

    Beyond its technical capabilities, the HIMA F6215 I/O Module stands out for its commitment to safety and compliance. It adheres to stringent international standards, ensuring it meets the highest requirements for industrial automation safety. This makes it an ideal choice for industries where safety is paramount, such as chemical, petrochemical, and pharmaceutical sectors.