R130C Discrete IO-Link Hub
Simple, Cost-Efficient I/O Integration at the Source
Machine builders can quickly and easily collect discrete I/O at the source with the R130C Discrete IO-Link Hub. Featuring industry-standard top-exit M12 connectivity and 16 discrete PNP inputs, the R130C cost-efficiently integrates up to 16 non-IO-Link devices into an IO-Link system. Its compact size, along with IP65, IP66 and IP67 ratings, allow it to be mounted on a machine close to sensors. This simplifies wiring by only needing to run one cable to an IO-Link master. This eliminates the need for expensive PLC input cards and leads to smaller control cabinets. Instead of injecting extra power via splitters, 4 amps can be shared as pass-through across multiple ports for lighting products and other devices that draw higher current. Status LEDs can be viewed from both the top and side of the R130C, speeding up troubleshooting.
Quickly and Easily Integrate Non-IO-Link Devices into an IO-Link System
The R130C Discrete IO-Link Hub quickly and easily collects discrete IO, then sends it as a single IO-Link data stream to an IO-Link master. The 16 discrete PNP inputs use standard top-exit M12 connectivity, simplifying device connections and cabling runs for machine builders. Its compact size, along with IP67 and IP68 ratings, allow it to be mounted on a machine close to sensors. This eliminates the need for expensive PLC input cards and leads to smaller control cabinets. For easy troubleshooting, status LEDs can be viewed from both the top and side of the R130C.
Provide Power to Devices Without Additional Cabling
The R130C allows sharing 4 amps of power across the different ports, shared as pass through via pins 1 and 3 with a maximum of 200 milliamps per output on pin 2 or 4. This can power lighting products (or other products that draw more current) without having to inject power with splitter cables.