PILZ-328080 Pilz Power Supplies

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Pilz PILZ-328080 is a communications unit designed for Ethernet/IP applications, featuring a Manufacturer ID of 181 and a Product ID of 255. It operates as an adapter device type with a maximum of 1 I/O connection for Ethernet/IP and 2 I/O connections for CIP safety, both certified by ODVA. The unit provides potential isolation with functional insulation between various power supplies and connections, ensuring a rated surge voltage of 2500V for module and periphery supplies, and 1500V between module supply and Ethernet/IP. It supports DIN rail mounting and operates within an ambient air temperature range of 0 to +60°C. The unit has a net height of 110.1 mm, supports microSD device code C008h, and adheres to the BOOTP standard for safety units. With a maximum rated current of 8A for peripheral supply, it features plug-in/detachable spring-loaded terminal connections. Classified under the Communication module sub-range, it has an IP20 degree of protection and requires a supply voltage of 16.8-30Vdc (24Vdc nominal). The housing is made of PPE material, with a net width of 64.1 mm and a depth of 94.7 mm. It supports a communication protocol of Ethernet/IP, with a memory capacity of 508Byte for Ethernet/IP data and 248Byte for CIP safety data. The unit accommodates a wire cross-section of 0.15 to 1.5mm2 (26AWG to 14AWG conductors), and is designed for storage in temperatures ranging from -40 to +70°C. It has a rated power output for various operational states, with a response time for the Ethernet/IP adapter cycle ranging from 1 to 3200ms and a processing speed of 100MBit/s. The cycle time for CIP safety ranges from 10 to 3200 ms.