8F1I01.BA2B.0000-1 B & R Automation
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The B & R Automation 8F1I01.BA2B.0000-1 is part of the ACOPOStrak Systems series and has a weight of 9.6 kilograms. This unit features a maximum bus current of 31 amps, a maximum bus voltage of 58 VDC, and supports a POWERLINK V2 controlled node fieldbus type. With a protection rating of IP65, it has overall dimensions of 446 mm wide, 132 mm deep, and 85.5 mm high.
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The 8F1I01.BA2B.0000-1 is a track-mounted power and control module built by B&R Automation for the ACOPOStrak Systems series. Installed at a track segment, it distributes DC bus energy to shuttles that move products between stations, giving machine builders a way to synchronize material flow with process timing in industrial automation lines. Its real-time network connection carries control data for coordinated shuttle movement, allowing track activity to remain aligned with each production step.
The housing stands 85.5 mm high, spans 446 mm in width, and has a depth of 132 mm; these dimensions allow placement in tight conveyor layouts without blocking adjacent devices. With a mass of 9.6 kg, the unit can be handled and positioned during installation without requiring heavy lifting equipment. Its anodized enclosure carries an IP65 rating, so the internal electronics remain sealed against dust and low-pressure water jets common to washdown zones. Mounting can be oriented in any direction, which simplifies track routing on vertical or inverted paths. The specified maximum power dissipation is 30 W, indicating the amount of heat that ambient airflow must remove to keep component temperatures within their operating limits.
The DC link feeding the track has a peak limit of 58 VDC and can deliver up to 31 A, providing the electrical capacity used to generate shuttle thrust. The enable loop uses a sink circuit design that accepts a nominal 24 VDC command and tolerates up to 30 VDC during transients. Switching devices inside the module operate at a 40 kHz pulse frequency, which reduces torque ripple on the movers and supports smooth motion along the track. Data exchange with the machine controller occurs over a POWERLINK V2 controlled-node interface at a sustained 100 Mbit/s transfer rate, helping position updates remain within the drive cycle. This communication link supports synchronized commands and status reporting between the module and the machine controller during operation.