Features:
- Provides 16 AC relay output channels for discrete switching functions.
- Switches compatible field loads through individually controlled relay contacts.
- Integrates discrete output commands with the Nexus OnCore architecture.
MDO53 combines output type of AC relay, channels of 16, and i/o function of Discrete output switching in the Nexus OnCore platform.
It switches sixteen discrete output channels through AC-relay output circuitry. This role connects the Nexus OnCore 16-Channel AC Relay Digital Output Module to the surrounding Nexus OnCore architecture.
Before commissioning, verify relay-contact voltage and load requirements; match the complete MDO53 regional suffix; and de-energize outputs before connecting or disconnecting.
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- Switches sixteen discrete field-output circuits within a Nexus OnCore control system.
- Interfaces relay-driven actuators and annunciation loads with the OnCore control architecture.
- Supports certified panel-mounted process-control installations that use the specified relay-output hardware.
- Receives nominal 24 VDC operating power from the Nexus OnCore panel supply.
- Consumes up to 11.0 W under the specified sixteen-channel relay-output configuration.
- Rates each relay channel for connected loads up to 8 A at 30 VDC.
- The relay-output assembly is certified for ambient operation from -20 to +50 degrees C.
- Applies Class I Division 2 and Zone 2 markings to the approved relay-output installations.
- Requires a minimum IP54 panel enclosure when installed under the stated ATEX conditions.
- Verify relay-contact voltage and connected-load requirements before energizing the output circuits.
- Match the complete regional part-number suffix with the module installed in the existing assembly.
- De-energize every affected output before connecting, disconnecting, or replacing field wiring.