Type ME66 Passive Junction Box
The Type ME66 passive junction box is designed for the expansion of büS/CANopen-based networks, offering connection options for up to eight devices or other network extensions. It ensures easy integration of Burkert devices into industrial control systems using gateways and requires no configuration.
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | Refer to page 5 |
| Weight | 400g |
| Material | PC (polycarbonate) |
| Status Display | Indicator for power supply |
| Operating Voltage | 24VDC±10%, residual ripple 10% |
| Power Consumption of the Module | 1W |
| Maximum input current | 4A for supply via XG1 (M12, A-coded, plug), 3.2A for supply via XD1 (M12, L-coded, plug) |
| Maximum Output Current | 4A per büS/CANopen connection (X1-X4, X5-X8) for supply via XG1; 4A in total with supply via XG1 |
| Communication Interface | Connections XG1 and XG2, M12, A-coded |
| Electrical Connection | Via XG1 (IN) or XG2 (OUT); M12, A-coded, or via XD1 (IN) and XD2 (OUT); M12, L-coded |
| büS/CANopen Communication | XG1 and XG2 as well as X1 to X8 for integration into a büS/CANopen network |
| Ambient Temperature | -20°C to +60°C |
| Storage Temperature | -30°C to +80°C |
| Degree of Protection | IP65, IP67, and IP69k according to EN 60529/IEC 60529 |
| Height Above Sea Level | Maximum 2000m |
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