Features:
- Collects thirty-two 24 V DC digital inputs in a 20 mm-wide module.
- Uses the documented non-isolated common-reference arrangement.
- Draws approximately 80 mA from the 5 V S5 system bus.
The UA13 suffix is essential because it identifies the 80 mA bus-current execution of the 420 module. UA14 data should not be applied to rack calculations for this article.
Its high channel density brings thirty-two machine states into the S5 process image without expanding the rack by multiple wider cards.
Preserve the shared L− reference, front enable and terminal sequence. Test for foreign voltage and confirm the 5 V backplane reserve before seating the module.
6ES5420-4UA13 is matched by suffix because its bus demand differs from related 420 versions.
Verified resources for Siemens 6ES5420-4UA13:
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- Concentrate a large bank of 24 V proximity or limit-switch signals in one S5 slot.
- Maintain dense binary status acquisition in an S5-135U production line.
- Replace the UA13 execution without changing the legacy process-image layout.
- Use the module only in S5-135U or S5-155U hardware that supports the documented 420 board.
- Match the 42-pin front wiring and shared reference rather than substituting another suffix by appearance.
- Retain the same process-image addresses so the control program reads the intended thirty-two points.
- Document which input bit corresponds to every terminal before disconnecting the field plug.
- Keep the front enable condition represented in the machine startup logic.
- Verify forced or simulated inputs against the offline S5 program cross-reference.
- Connect the common L− reference exactly as shown for the non-isolated input network.
- Include the UA13 80 mA bus requirement in the rack power total.
- Arrange thirty-two conductors so the slim module connector is not subjected to side load.