KL2284 Beckhoff
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MPN: KL2284-0000
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The KL2284 features 4 H-bridge circuit outputs with a nominal voltage of 0…24 V AC/DC and a maximum output current of 2 A per channel. Manufactured by Beckhoff as part of the KL Analog Input Modules series, it operates within temperatures of 0…55°C and has a peak current capacity of 5 A for 100 ms.
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The KL2284 digital output terminal was developed by Beckhoff for precise control of automated systems. Through the use of H-bridge circuits, the terminal is equipped with four reversible outputs. Nominal voltages from 0 to 24 V AC/DC are supported by this terminal, making it perfect for bidirectional control of DC motors.
The KL2284 digital output terminal has four channels, each with its own 2 A output current capability, and it uses a 2-wire connection technique. In addition to handling peak currents of 5 A for 100 ms and less than 50 A for 10 ms, it provides a breakdown voltage of 80 V. A 500 V electrical isolation rating guarantees safe operation by separating the K-bus from the field potential. Turning it on normally takes 235 ms and may go up to 300 ms, but turning it off takes much less time, 30 ms on average and 50 ms maximum. The low on-resistance of around 0.03 Ω reduces both power loss and heating. To protect the linked motors, the terminal has an interlock that prevents the two-way switch from being actuated simultaneously.
The reliable operation and wear-free switching are guaranteed by the superior power semiconductor architecture of the KL2284 terminal. The output state may be seen by LEDs, and the K-bus is capable of handling 100 mA. A polycarbonate container measuring 12 mm x 100 mm x 68 mm makes up the terminal. It complies with relevant EMC requirements and offers protection with an IP20 certification. The termination may accommodate wires with a cross-section as small as 2.5 mm², whether they are ferrule, solid, or stranded. Because of its peak current capacity, it can withstand high inrush currents that occur when motors start up.