EL2014
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MPN: EL2014-0000
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The EL2014 is a digital output terminal with four channels, a nominal voltage of 24 V DC, short-circuit and overload protection, and a transistor output type. As part of the EL EtherCAT Terminals series by Beckhoff, it supports up to 1 kHz switching frequency and features spring clamp connections for secure wiring.
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Product Description:
The EL2014 EtherCAT terminal from Beckhoff is made for precise control in the automation of industries. The module works with EtherCAT bus systems and has four digital outlets that work with 24 V DC power. This terminal is made so that computers can send accurate binary signals to actuators.
The EL2014 EtherCAT terminal has four output channels, and each one can send up to 0.5 A. The outputs can handle ohmic, inductive, and lamp loads, and each channel has diagnostic LEDs that show when the temperature goes too high, a short circuit happens, or the power goes out. TwinCAT System Manager is used to set up the module, which gives a 4-bit output and 20-bit diagnostics in the process picture. Two separate electrical lines, each with 500 V, run from the E-bus to the field power. The terminal works with a standard voltage of 24 V DC and needs 60 mA of current through the E-bus and 15 mA plus load through the power contacts. The terminal is compliant with CE, UL, ATEX, and IECEx standards, and it can be put on a DIN rail measuring 35 millimeters. Additionally, it may be installed in a variety of ways.
The module can work in temperatures between 0°C and 55°C and can be stored in temperatures between -25°C and +85°C. All terminals can plug into this terminal, which can handle solid, stranded, and ferrule wires. Power contacts can handle up to 10 A of energy. The terminal has spring-cage connector blocks that make connections safe. When it comes to signal output and monitoring, the device is intended to operate reliably with a maximum output current of 0.5 A per channel.
Frequently Asked Questions about EL2014:
Q: Why do EL2014 outputs have short-circuit protection?
A: Short-circuit protection in the terminal ensures each output channel remains operational and safe during fault conditions, preventing damage to the module.
Q: How does EL2014 indicate output status?
A: The terminal uses diagnostic LEDs on each channel, providing visual feedback for signal state and fault conditions for efficient troubleshooting.
Q: Do EL2014 terminals support variable installation positions?
A: Yes, the terminal allows variable installation positions, making it adaptable for different DIN rail setups and control cabinet designs.
Q: Why is TwinCAT System Manager used with EL2014?
A: TwinCAT System Manager is used for configuring the terminal, enabling precise parameterization and integration into industrial automation systems.
Q: Does EL2014 support multiple conductor types?
A: The terminal supports solid, stranded, and ferrule conductors, offering flexibility for wiring and installation in various control environments.
