Features:
- Thirty-two push-in terminals organize the field connections for one ET 200SP HA module position.
- An integrated temperature sensor supplies the internal reference value required by thermocouple channels.
- The dark Type H1 base continues the existing potential group instead of starting a new one.
Siemens 6DL1193-6TP00-0BH1 forms the removable field-termination layer beneath a supported ET 200SP HA I/O module.
Its terminal organization keeps the process connections, supply path, and backplane interface within defined electrical boundaries.
Orientation-dependent temperature limits determine the permitted upper operating temperature for the installed block.
The Siemens 6DL1193-6TP00-0BH1 SIMATIC ET 200SP HA Type H1 Terminal Block may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
Siemens 6DL1193-6TP00-0BH1 SIMATIC ET 200SP HA Type H1 Terminal Block Manuals,Datasheets,Link
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Following the existing load group through the block
- Left Entry: The terminal block receives the potential group already established by the preceding position.
- No New Group: Type H1 does not insert a fresh supply boundary at this slot.
- Right Continuation: The power-bus path remains available to the next compatible terminal block.
- Shared Capacity: The permitted group current depends on how many terminal blocks share that path.
Providing a local reference for thermocouple measurement
- Built-In Sensor: An internal temperature sensor measures the terminal-block reference point.
- TC Connection: A connected thermocouple uses that local reference for internal temperature compensation.
- Single Position: The reference function belongs to the I/O module installed above this terminal block.
- Asset Data: I&M support makes the terminal-block identity available as asset data.
Separating field, supply, and backplane circuits
- Backplane Boundary: The backplane bus is electrically separated from the terminal-block supply circuit.
- Power-Bus Boundary: The potential group is tested against functional ground as a separate path.
- Process Boundary: Field terminals are isolated from the supply voltage within the specified test condition.
- SELV/PELV Context: The power-bus test boundary is referenced to functional ground for the stated extra-low-voltage arrangement.
Applying the correct thermal limit after mounting
- Horizontal Mounting: This orientation permits operation through the higher documented ambient maximum.
- Vertical Mounting: Vertical installation uses a lower upper-temperature limit.
- Common Minimum: Both orientations share the same documented lower operating boundary.
- Current Context: The potential-group current limit is stated for operation up to the horizontal maximum.