Features:
- Thirty-two 24 V DC semiconductor outputs are arranged in four non-isolated groups of eight.
- Each protected channel is rated 100 mA and the module uses a 4 A fuse.
- Output reset or hold behavior can be selected for loss of controller control.
The BA execution is the lower-current, high-density output card intended for a common 24 V field system.
Controller bits drive protected electronic switches that distribute the external L+ supply to assigned loads.
Check bank current, inductive suppression, common return integrity and failure-state configuration before any field command is enabled.
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- Large indication panels can be driven directly when every lamp or interface load remains below the channel rating.
- Interposing relays can translate the electronic outputs into isolated higher-power contacts for external equipment.
- Small solenoid or pilot circuits can be consolidated where the 2 Hz switching limit meets the process requirement.
- Thirty-two electronic channels issue discrete commands from a TELEPERM M rack to low-current field loads.
- Common reference wiring, load suppression, bank current and the 2 Hz switching limit must be checked before commissioning.
- Each output can deliver up to 100 mA for suitable 24 V DC devices without exceeding the permitted group loading.
- Thirty-two non-isolated electronic outputs share the prescribed reference arrangement for cabinet field wiring.
- The 24 V DC nominal output is intended for compatible low-current actuators, indicators and interface circuits.
- An external supply between 20 and 33 V DC must be connected with the correct polarity and conductor protection.
- A 4 A module fuse protects the output supply path against excessive current in the connected field circuits.
- Short-circuit-protected electronic channels limit fault propagation when an output conductor or load becomes defective.
- The 15 to 33 V high-state range helps verify that an energized command remains within the valid output level.