Schneider PLC BMXART0814 – Analog input module X80 – 8 inputs – temperature

The BMXART0814 is an Analog Input Module from the Schneider Electric Modicon X80 series. It is specifically designed to handle 8 analog inputs for reading temperature signals or other analog signals. Here’s a summary of its key features and specifications:

Key Features:

1. Type: Analog Input Module
2. Number of Inputs: 8 analog inputs
3. Signal Types: Primarily for temperature signals, but can be used for other analog signals such as voltage or current, depending on configuration.
4. Module Series: Part of the Modicon X80 family, which is used in programmable logic controllers (PLCs).
5. Signal Compatibility:
   • It can accept various input signal types, including thermocouples, RTDs, and voltage/current signals.
   • Common temperature sensors supported by this module include Thermocouples (e.g., type K, J) and RTDs (e.g., Pt100, Pt1000).
6. Resolution: Provides high-resolution input for precise temperature measurements.
7. Configuration: The module can be configured to work with different types of analog signals, ensuring flexibility for a range of industrial applications.
8. Power Supply: The module is powered through the Modicon X80 system, and the power requirements depend on the specific system configuration.

Common Applications:

• Temperature Monitoring: It is primarily used in applications that require monitoring and control of temperature, such as HVAC systems, industrial processes, and environmental testing.
• Industrial Automation: Used in automated systems that need to interface with temperature sensors or other types of analog sensors.

Communication:

• The module is designed to work with the Modicon X80 PLC system, communicating through the system’s bus and can be integrated with other modules for complex automation setups.

This module offers flexibility and high accuracy for managing temperature and other analog signals in industrial environments. If more detailed specifications or setup instructions are needed, these can typically be found in the user manual or datasheet provided by Schneider Electric.