Features:
- Arranges sixteen relay contacts as two isolated groups of eight.
- Uses a documented 20–30 V DC operating supply for the relays.
- Supports resistive duty up to 5 A per contact within the group limit.
The 4UC11 code denotes the two-group 458 execution and should not be confused with the individually isolated 4UA12 version.
Grouped relays allow the controller to switch field loads while organizing the conductors around two separate reference banks.
Add the simultaneous current of each bank, verify the 20–30 V supply and inspect suppression on inductive loads before transferring the front wiring.
6ES5458-4UC11 is matched by its two-group contact architecture and relay-supply range.
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- Operate grouped contactor coils and annunciation circuits from an S5 rack.
- Separate two banks of field loads while using one sixteen-output module.
- Replace an ageing relay board whose simultaneous load has been documented.
- Keep each switched circuit within the voltage and duty stated for its load category.
- Preserve isolation between the two output groups in the panel wiring.
- Use suppression on inductive loads to limit contact arcing and electrical disturbance.
- Resistive contacts are rated up to 5 A at 250 V AC or 30 V DC under stated conditions.
- The combined current of each eight-output bank must not exceed 8 A.
- Mechanical endurance is approximately 10^7 operations before load-dependent derating.
- Supply the relay mechanisms from a stable 20–30 V DC source.
- Map every conductor to its correct isolated group before moving the front connector.
- Coordinate the enable input and rack address with the existing S5 program.