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7XV124.50-61 B & R Automation

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The 7XV124.50-61 is a B & R Automation remote valve terminal with 24 digital outputs and an X2X Link Slave interface. High-side source outputs support clean switching performance at up to 100 Hz. IP67 protection and 8 A connector current capacity make this terminal a very capable choice for distributed machine I/O.

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Product Description:

The 7XV124.50-61 remote valve terminal is produced by B&R Automation within the 7XV Remote Valve Terminals series. Intended for decentralized machine sections, the device converts bus commands into energizing signals for pneumatic or hydraulic valves. By mounting close to actuators and linking to the main controller with a single cable, the terminal reduces wiring length and cabinet space in large-scale automation cells.

The module offers 24 high-side-controlled outputs. This driver topology prevents inadvertent short circuits from pulling the supply rail to ground and suits common-positive valve islands. Each channel can deliver up to 0.1 A, and the entire connector can carry a peak current of 8 A, so loads must be distributed appropriately across the output group. Logic data enter the terminal through its X2X Link Slave interface, which consumes only 0.75 W from the bus and keeps user power isolated on a separate rail. The output transistors can switch at up to 100 Hz, allowing fast pulsed actuation for proportional valves or diagnostic pulse trains. Internal logic and status LEDs draw no more than 1.5 W, which limits thermal rise inside the sealed housing, while the source-type circuit directs current from the terminal toward the coil.

A cast body rated at IP67 resists dust ingress and water jets, allowing the unit to be mounted directly on machinery without an additional enclosure. Supply power enters through two 4-pin M8 connectors, and the bus wiring uses two 4-pin M12 plugs. A 25-pin D-sub connector with 4-40 UNC threads secures the terminal to compatible valve manifolds. The device draws a total of 2.4 A under the stated maximum load conditions, and heat losses are dissipated through a housing measuring 67 × 66 × 30 mm. Despite its solid metal housing, the terminal weighs only 131 g, which limits mounting stress on compact valve banks and supports installation where available space is restricted.

Bus Connector
2x M12, 4-pin
Digital Outputs
24
Dimensions
67 x 66 x 30 mm
Driver Type
High-Side
Installation
25-pin DSUB, 4-40 UNC
Interface Type
X2X Link Slave
Max Connector Current
8 A
Max Internal I/o Power
1.5 W
Max Output Current
0.1 A
Max Switching Frequency
100 Hz
Max X2x Link Power
0.75 W
Output Circuit
Source
Power Connector
2x M8, 4-pin
Protection Rating
IP67
Total nominal current
2.4 A
Weight
131 g

Frequently Asked Questions about 7XV124.50-61:

Q: What type of bus connector does the 7XV124.50-61 use?

A: The 7XV124.50-61 features two M12, 4-pin connectors for bus communication.

Q: How many digital outputs are provided by the 7XV124.50-61 terminal?

A: This model is equipped with 24 digital outputs for versatile signal management.

Q: What is the maximum output current per channel for the 7XV124.50-61?

A: The maximum output current for each channel on the 7XV124.50-61 is 0.1 A.

Q: What level of protection does the 7XV124.50-61 provide against dust and water?

A: With an IP67 protection rating, the 7XV124.50-61 is designed for operation in environments exposed to dust and water.

Q: What interface type does the 7XV124.50-61 support for communication?

A: The 7XV124.50-61 operates as a X2X Link Slave, allowing efficient integration within X2X communication systems.

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