Yokogawa ST4*D Multi Status Input Card: Reliable Industrial Control Module

Number of Channels:16

Signal Compatibility:Analog, Digital, and Relay Outputs

Operating Voltage:12V DC to 24V DC

Communication Interface:Modbus RTU

Power Consumption:Less than 5W

Environmental Conditions:Operating Temperature: -20°C to 70°C | Storage Temperature: -40°C to 85°C

Enclosure Type:IP20 Enclosure

Dimensions:160mm x 100mm x 50mm (L x W x H)

Weight:0.5kg

    The Yokogawa ST4*D Multi Status Input Card stands out in its class as a robust, versatile monitoring tool tailored specifically for industrial control environments. With its wide operating voltage range and support for various signal types, this card ensures seamless integration into a multitude of systems, enhancing operational efficiency and reliability.

    Featuring up to 16 input channels, the ST4*D provides comprehensive coverage, allowing users to monitor critical system statuses with ease. Whether it’s voltage, current, frequency, or pulses, this card delivers accurate and timely data, crucial for maintaining optimal system performance.

    Equipped with Modbus RTU communication protocol, the ST4*D facilitates seamless data exchange between the card and other system components, ensuring reliable and consistent information flow. This feature is particularly beneficial in complex industrial settings where communication protocols play a pivotal role in data management and decision-making processes.

    Operational within a temperature range of -20°C to +60°C, the ST4*D Multi Status Input Card is designed for durability and reliability, making it suitable for a wide array of industrial environments. Its IP20 rating ensures protection against dust and splashes, safeguarding against environmental hazards common in industrial settings.

    Efficient power consumption is a key aspect of the ST4*D, consuming less than 2 watts, which not only reduces operational costs but also minimizes environmental impact. This energy-efficient design contributes to sustainable industrial practices, aligning with modern industry standards for resource conservation.