GE Nexus MDO53 369B1844G5004 I/O Module | Digital Output Unit

GE Nexus MDO53 369B1844G5004 Digital Output Module

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Product Highlights

• GE Nexus MDO53 369B1844G5004 offers 16 fast and stable relay output channels.
• Compact size at 49 x 14 x 2.7 cm and weight of 0.4 kg.
• Each channel supports 24V DC / 100mA output.
• Relay contact capacity:
  12A@250V AC resistive,
  12A@30V DC resistive,
  7.5A@250V AC inductive,
  6A@30V DC inductive.
• Clear LED indicators show channel output, run status, communication health, and alarm events.

Electrical and Protection Specs

• Channel-to-channel isolation: 1000VAC.
• Channel-to-earth isolation: 2500VAC.
• Channel-to-system isolation: 3000VAC.
• Typical power use: 1.3W, maximum power: 11W.
• CE certified when installed in a qualified system.

Extra Technical Advantages

• Fast switching response supports real machine cycle control.
• High insulation design reduces failure risk in strong EMI sites.
• Wide environmental endurance supports real-world industrial plants.
• Strong contact rating supports motors, solenoid valves, and power relays.
• Simple system setup lowers installation and field debugging time.

Warranty and Delivery

• Comes with a 12-month warranty from shipping date.
• Ships worldwide via FedEx, UPS, and DHL with tracking.
• Contact: sales@powergearx.com
• WhatsApp: +86 18030005825

FAQ

• Q: What load type performs best with this module?
• A: Resistive loads run best due to lower surge and cleaner switching.
• Q: How can users reduce false switching in noisy panels?
• A: Keep control wires away from large motor cables and ground shielding in one point.
• Q: What happens if the relay contact heats during operation?
• A: Reduce load current or apply an external auxiliary relay for heavy duty lines.
• Q: How do users verify channel operation quickly in the field?
• A: Check onboard output LED and measure output voltage at terminals.
• Q: When is isolation most important in installation?
• A: When multiple high-power loads share a cabinet bus or grounding path.

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