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HIMA F-Series Safety Module Overview
Powergear X introduces the F8650E safety system module for industrial control and machine protection applications.
Technical Specifications
- Brand: HIMA
- Model: F8650E
- Series: F-Series Safety CPU Module
- Microprocessors: Dual Intel 386EX, 32-bit
- Clock Frequency: 25 MHz per processor
- Memory: 1 MB Flash-EPROM (OS), 1 MB Flash-EPROM (User Program), 1 MB SRAM (Data)
- Interfaces: Two isolated RS-485 ports
- Display: Four-digit matrix diagnostic display
- Watchdog Output: 24 VDC, up to 500 mA, short-circuit proof
- Power Supply: 24 VDC input, 500 mA load, 2000 mA total system capacity
- Operating Current: 5 V / 2 A
- Construction: Two Euro-standard PCBs plus one diagnostic PCB
- Space Requirement: 8 SU
Installation Guide
- Install the module in an 8 SU rack space with adequate ventilation and grounding.
- Connect the 24 VDC power input ensuring polarity is correct and voltage is stable.
- Use twisted-pair shielded RS-485 cables to reduce EMI and maintain signal integrity.
- Follow ESD protection procedures during installation and service operations.
- Perform software setup and firmware updates according to the manufacturer’s manual.
Packing List
- 1 × F8650E safety CPU module
- 1 × User manual
- 1 × Mounting screw kit
- Shipped via FedEx, UPS, or DHL
- Packaging includes anti-static protection and industrial-grade foam for safe transport.
FAQ
- Q: What communication interfaces are supported by the F8650E?
A: It includes two electrically isolated RS-485 interfaces for stable, long-distance data communication. - Q: What is the safety watchdog output capacity?
A: The safety watchdog delivers a 24 VDC output, supports loads up to 500 mA, and is short-circuit proof.
Contact Information
- Email: sales@powergearx.com
- Phone / WhatsApp: +86 18030005825
- For partnership and sales inquiries, please reach out during business hours.
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