3BDH000730R1

Description

ABB 3BDH000730R1

ABB 3BDH000730R1 Product description

The ABB 3BDH000730R1 is a binary input module that belongs to the ABB Symphony Plus family and offers high reliability, flexibility and modularity. It can receive the switching signal or pulse signal from the field equipment and convert it into a digital signal for the control system to use.

Product parameter

Number of input channels: 20.

Input voltage range: 24 V DC.

Input current per channel: 10 mA.

Output voltage range: 24 V DC.

Output current per channel: 200 mA.

Operating temperature range: -25°C to +70°C.

Storage temperature range: -40°C to +85°C.

Size: Compact modules for easy installation and configuration.

Product specification

Model: 3BDH000730R1

Type: binary input module

Interface mode: Support standard binary signal, Namur signal and transmitter power supply signal.

Electrical isolation design: Electrical isolation between each channel ensures system reliability.

series

The product is part of ABB’s 3BDH series of modules, which are known for their high reliability, flexibility and modular design.

3BDH000730R1

trait

High reliability: High-quality hardware and software are used to ensure the stable operation of the system.

Flexibility: Support a variety of communication protocols, easy to integrate with other upper computer systems.

Modular design: easy to expand and configure, adapt to different application requirements.

Easy maintenance: Provides rich diagnostic tools and maintenance documents to facilitate maintenance.

Function and use

ABB 3BDH000730R1 is mainly used in industrial automation systems to collect and process switching signals or pulse signals from field equipment. These signals can be digital inputs from sensors, limit switches, or other devices.

3BDH000730R1

Application field

Industrial automation: for process control, machine control and production line automation.

Building automation: for the control of lighting, ventilation and air conditioning systems.

Power system: Used for power transmission and monitoring of substations.

Traffic infrastructure: for traffic lights and control systems.