The binary input module 520BOD01 provides 16 galvanic isolated
inputs for up to 16 binary process signals. Scanning and processing
of the inputs are executed with the high time resolution of 1
ms. The allocation of an input signal to the processing functions
can be done according to the rules of configuration.
About this manual
The ABB 520BOD01 module provides 16 galvanic isolated binary inputs with a high time resolution of 1 ms. Input signals can be configured for various command types and the module is powered from a 24 V DC supply via the RTU520 I/O bus.
Technical data include eight relay contacts for binary outputs, a maximum switching voltage of 150 V DC, continuous current of 8 A, and a compact plastic housing measuring 35 mm × 98 mm × 117 mm. The module meets IEC insulation and electromagnetic compatibility standards and operates within a temperature range of –40 °C to +85 °C.
What's inside
- Application
- Characteristics
- Technical Data
- Mechanical Layout
- Insulation and Safety Tests
- Performance Criteria
- Environmental Conditions
- Ordering Information
- Legal Disclaimer
Specifications
| Number of relay contacts | 8 |
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| Maximum switching voltage | 150 V DC |
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| Continuous current | 8 A |
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| Supply voltage input | 24 V DC (U E) |
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| Current consumption per active relay | 20 mA |
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| Dimensions (W × H × D) | 35 mm × 98 mm × 117 mm |
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| Weight | 0.3 kg |
Frequently asked questions
How many binary inputs does the ABB 520BOD01 provide?
It provides 16 galvanic isolated binary inputs.
What is the required supply voltage for the module?
The module requires a 24 V DC supply (U E) via the RTU520 I/O bus connector.
What are the dimensions of the ABB 520BOD01 module?
The module measures 35 mm × 98 mm × 117 mm (W × H × D).