KM2002 Beckhoff
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MPN: KM2002-0000
The Beckhoff KM2002 is part of the KM Bus Terminals series and features 16 outputs, each supporting a maximum output current of 0.5 Amps per channel. It operates at a nominal voltage of 24 VDC, is suitable for ohmic, inductive, and lamp loads, and offers both overload and short-circuit protection. The terminal mounts on a 35 mm rail and is rated for a maximum relative humidity of 95% with IP20 protection class.
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The KM2002 is a Beckhoff 16-output bus terminal rated for 24 VDC control tasks. Integrated overload protection and short-circuit protection support reliable channel operation in demanding automation panels. Variable installation positioning adds useful mounting flexibility, making the KM2002 a well-engineed choice for distributed I/O assemblies.
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The KM2002 is a modular digital output unit produced by Beckhoff for the KM Bus Terminals series. Installed alongside other I/O terminals on a DIN rail, it distributes direct-current switching signals to field devices such as solenoid valves and indicator lamps. Within an automation cell, the terminal receives command bits over the internal terminal bus, allowing a controller to actuate discrete loads without separate wiring harnesses or relay boards. Its narrow modular format allows multiple input and output functions to be arranged together within a control cabinet.
This terminal operates from a nominal supply of 24 VDC, matching the standard control voltage found in most cabinets. It provides 16 individually addressable outputs, so a single terminal can replace multiple conventional relays. Each channel can source up to 0.5 A per channel, enabling direct connection of moderate inductive or lamp loads without an interposing driver. The electronics are powered through the internal K-bus, and the logic section draws only 5 mA from that bus. This low current draw minimizes the load on upstream couplers and permits the use of long terminal assemblies. The output drivers can switch resistive, inductive, or lamp loads, while integrated overload detection disconnects a channel that exceeds its current limit.
The housing has an IP20 protection rating, so the terminal must be installed inside a suitable enclosure. This rating provides protection against finger contact with hazardous internal parts but does not protect the terminal against water. Attachment to a common 35 mm DIN rail provides mechanical retention and supports an orderly arrangement with adjacent terminals. The components tolerate ambient relative humidity of up to 95%, provided that condensation is prevented. Overload and short-circuit monitoring work with electronic protective elements to interrupt faulted outputs without requiring individual external fuses for every channel. The process image allows the controller to address each output independently, while the compact terminal format reduces the amount of point-to-point wiring required between the control system and field loads.
