DSRF182AK02 3BSE014078R1 | RB520 3BSE003528R1 Expansion input and output rack

Model: DSRF182AK02 3BSE014078R1

Category: Extended input/Output rack

Finish: New/not new

Delivery time: from stock

Warranty: One year

Express: SF Express/Debon

Product depth :117 mm

Product height :45 mm

Product net width: 148.5mm

Net weight: 0.73kg

The DSRF182AK02 3BSE014078R1 Extended Input/Output rack (abbreviated as Extended IO Rack) is a device used to expand input/output (I/O) capability in a computer system. Here is a clear explanation and information about the extended input-output rack:

Basic concepts:

Extended I/O racks allow users to add additional I/O devices or interfaces to meet the system’s demand for I/O capability.

Extended IO racks are common devices in industrial automation, data centers, servers, and other application scenarios.

Application background:

When the standard I/O ports of the system are insufficient to meet application requirements, users can increase the I/O capability by adding extended I/O racks.

For example, in an industrial automation system, where a large number of sensors and actuators may need to be connected, more I/O ports can be provided by expanding the IO rack.

Technical features:

Scalability: The DSRF182AK02 3BSE014078R1 Expansion I/O rack usually supports a variety of I/O modules, and users can choose the appropriate module to expand according to their needs.

Modular design: The modular design makes it easy to maintain, upgrade and expand the extended IO rack.

High performance: DSRF182AK02 3BSE014078R1 Extended IO racks typically have high-speed data transfer capabilities and powerful processing power to meet the needs of complex applications.

Common types:

PLC expansion rack: such as the ER1 expansion rack of the Siemens S7-400 series, which is used to increase the I/O capability of the PLC.

Server extension rack: Used in a data center or server cluster to add server I/O ports or expand other functions.

Connection mode:

The DSRF182AK02 3BSE014078R1 Extended IO rack is usually connected to the host controller or server by bus, network, or other communication means.

The connection method may vary according to different devices and application scenarios.

Note:

When selecting an extended I/O rack, consider the specific requirements, compatibility, and performance of the system.

When installing and configuring an extension I/O rack, follow the related technical specifications and operation guide.