X20cD0F322 B & R Automation
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The B & R Automation X20cD0F322 is a digital output module from the X20 Fieldbus Input Output Modules series. It features 16 output channels with a nominal voltage of 24 VDC and supports a nominal current of 0.5 A. This module has a source output circuit and includes conformal coating for protection against 100 percent condensing humidity.
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The X20cD0F322 is a digital output unit produced by B&R Automation in the X20 Fieldbus Input Output Modules series. Mounted on a remote I/O slice, it connects controller logic to field devices by switching external loads. This arrangement supports distributed automation layouts that need compact wiring and fast response.
This model is powered from a nominal control rail of 24 VDC. Each channel can deliver up to 0.5 A without derating, allowing direct actuation of lamps, contactors, or pilot valves. A total of 16 outputs provides high point density that helps conserve cabinet space. The Source output stage supplies positive voltage to the load, matching field devices that use PNP logic.
Functionally, the unit is a digital output module that switches only two discrete states. That behavior matches the Digital signal type used by most PLC programs for simple on or off control. A conformal coating protects circuitry from airborne contaminants and conductive moisture. The module is also rated for 100% condensing humidity, which helps it tolerate short periods of internal dew caused by temperature cycling.
Wake Industrial stocks this module and can arrange same-day shipping for urgent orders. Every purchase includes a 1-year warranty, and the chat tool available on the website can be used for questions about type codes, error indicators, or general specifications. Fast order processing is useful when a failed output slice has stopped a machine, because a replacement can be sourced quickly and returned to service without delaying routine cabinet work during unplanned production interruptions in high-demand automated manufacturing cells and lines.
