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LYA010A

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The Hitachi LYA010A is a high-precision, 8-channel analog input module designed for seamless integration into Hitachi’s industrial automation control systems, serving as a critical interface for collecting and processing analog sensor data in demanding industrial environments.
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Technical specifications for LYA010A

  • Manufacturer:
    Hitachi
  • Part Number:
    LYA010A
  • Product Family:
    Hitachi PLC
  • Product Type:
    8-Channel Analog Input Module (H-Series)
  • Product Family:
    Hitachi Industrial Automation Control System Modules
  • Power Supply Voltage:
    24V DC (12V DC to 24V DC operating range)
  • Power Consumption:
    Max. 50mA
  • Input Signal Type:
    4-20mA DC (current input)
  • Input Range:
    0-20mA DC (configurable)
  • Input Resistance:
    250Ω (standard)
  • Conversion Resolution:
    16 bits
  • Weight:
    0.35 kg
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    2.4x19.4x31.4cm
  • Tariff Code:
    8537101190
  • Country of origin:
    Japan
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen, Fujian, China
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Description
The Hitachi LYA010A is a high-precision, 8-channel analog input module designed for seamless integration into Hitachi’s industrial automation control systems, serving as a critical interface for collecting and processing analog sensor data in demanding industrial environments. 

As part of Hitachi’s H-Series modular control ecosystem, this module is engineered to deliver exceptional accuracy, reliability, and flexibility for applications requiring the measurement of continuous physical quantities such as temperature, pressure, flow, and level from industrial sensors.

At its core, the LYA010A supports 8 independent 4-20mA DC current input channels, with a configurable input range of 0-20mA, providing versatile compatibility with a wide range of industrial sensors and transducers.

Each channel features a 16-bit resolution and ±0.1% of Full Scale (F.S.) accuracy, ensuring precise data acquisition even in applications requiring high measurement fidelity, such as precision manufacturing, process control, and quality assurance systems.

Alternative Names
LYAO10A LYAOI0A LYAOIOA
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What is the LYA010A module used for?
The LYA010A is an industrial automation control module by Hitachi, typically serving as an I/O or processor module for signal acquisition and control in PLC/DCS systems.
What kinds of signals and interfaces does the LYA010A support?
It handles both analog and digital signals including voltage/current inputs and outputs, and often supports communication interfaces such as RS‑485/Modbus protocols for system integration.
What are typical operating conditions for the LYA010A?
The module is designed to operate reliably in industrial environments with a wide temperature range (e.g., −20 °C to +70 °C) and standard industrial DC supply voltages.

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