PILZ-773812 Pilz Electrical Safety Devices

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Pilz PILZ-773812 is a Safety I/O unit designed as an analog input safety expansion module. It features deviations from the measuring range limit value with an output variable error at 25°C of 0.5%, a temperature coefficient of 0.0025%/K, a greatest transient deviation during electrical interference tests of 1%, a maximum measurement error at full temperature range of 0.5%, and a maximum measurement error in the case of a potential module error of 1.5%. The current measurement capabilities include a value range of 0...4095d, a value of the least significant bit (LSB) of 6.25µA, and a maximum continuous current of 50mA. Voltage measurement specifications include a value range of -4096...+4095d, an LSB value of 5mV, and a maximum continuous voltage of -30...+30V. It is designed for DIN rail mounting, with an ambient air temperature for operation ranging from -25...+60°C (without forced convection) to +55°C. The unit has a net height of 94 mm, a coated design, and offers both screw and spring-loaded terminal connections. It falls under the Safe I/O module sub-range, with a degree of protection of IP20 and a supply voltage of 20.4-28.8Vdc (24Vdc nominal). The material composition includes a PPO bottom housing and an ABS front housing, with a rated voltage of 30Vdc. The net width and depth are 45 mm and 121 mm, respectively. It supports a cross-section range for wiring and has an ambient air temperature range for storage of -25...+70°C. The module includes 2 analog inputs with specific input characteristics and response times, including a switch-on delay of 5s, a maximum reaction time when the input signal changes of 100ms, and a supply interruption before de-energization of 20ms.