ANALOG INPUT MODULE S20-AI-8-RTD

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The Bosch Rexroth S20-AI-8-RTD (R911172537) is a sophisticated input module designed for the precise acquisition of temperature signals from resistive temperature sensors within a control system. This module is an integral component of the S cabinet IO series, known for its modular, compact design that provides exceptional flexibility and cost-effectiveness for custom machine concepts. It boasts a robust and easy-to-handle construction with fast reaction times, ensuring quick installation and maintenance. With eight channels available, the S20-AI-8-RTD module is compatible with a wide range of sensors, including all common platinum and nickel sensors as per DIN EN and SAMA standards. Additionally, it supports Cu10, Cu50, Cu100 sensors, and various KTY sensor types. The forced ventilated axial fan within the module ensures reliable operation under varying thermal conditions. The integration capabilities of this IO module are enhanced by open communication standards that ensure seamless connectivity and maximum system availability. Its space-saving design allows for top hat rail mounting in control cabinets or field installations. The innovative assembly and installation concept further simplifies the setup process. Part of product group ID ctrlX configurator, this module can be individually combined with other modules from Bosch Rexroth's IO systems to create tailored solutions for specific applications. The type code extension SAIRTD reflects its specialization in temperature detection, while its lightweight design contributes to an overall efficient system architecture. In summary, the Bosch Rexroth S20-AI-8-RTD input module represents a reliable solution for temperature monitoring tasks within automated systems, offering both versatility in sensor compatibility and ease of integration into existing control environments.