Product Description:

The VT 3002-2X-32D analog amplifier card is part of the VT 3000 Analog Amplifiers series from Bosch Rexroth Indramat. It fits into standardized back-plane racks used in factory control cabinets. In an automation loop, the board conditions analog control signals so connected hardware receives stable and repeatable command levels. The card is also suitable for hat-rail assemblies, which gives machine builders flexibility when arranging compact control panels or distributed signal sections. Its layout follows common low-voltage wiring practices, helping signal connections remain orderly inside mixed-control enclosures.

Field wiring enters the amplifier through screw terminals sized for a conductor cross-section of 4 mm², allowing signal and supply lines to be clamped securely. The mating edge connector follows the DIN 41612 pattern, so the board slides directly into standardized 32-way racks and maintains reliable contact under vibration. Internal traces are rated for a continuous current of 4 A, which suits the intended channel loading of the module. To prevent insulation stress, the terminal strip is limited to 48 VAC/DC, keeping the card within low-voltage control applications. This arrangement supports clean integration with other cabinet devices that use similar control-level voltages.

Mechanical retention relies on lever actuation that locks the card after it is seated, reducing the chance of partial insertion during panel vibration. For cabinet layouts that use top-to-bottom airflow, a vertical hat-rail orientation is specified, and a dedicated mounting adapter is included so the module can clip to the rail without separate brackets. Because the board conforms to the Euro-card outline, it fits standard enclosure spacing and common carrier formats used for modular control hardware. That format also helps keep routing and access consistent when the card is installed beside other rack-based electronics.