VT 5000S11/R5 Bosch Rexroth Indramat
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The VT 5000S11/R5 from Bosch Rexroth Indramat is part of the VT-5000 IO Cards series and operates at a voltage of 24 VDC (+40% / -5%). This IO card features an adjustable ramp time ranging from 30 ms to approximately 1 or 5 seconds. It is compact with Euro-card dimensions of 100 x 160 mm and weighs approximately 0.15 kg.
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The Bosch Rexroth Indramat VT 5000S11/R5 stands as a reliable and effective IO card built for automated industrial systems.
The device requires 24 volts of direct current power with plus 40% and minus 5% tolerance which creates an operational window between 22 and 35 volts. The card requires less than 50 Volt-amps (VA) of electrical power and only 2 amps of current because it runs efficiently at low power. The card includes a 2.5 A T-type fuse to protect the system from overcurrent risks. Users can set the ramp time between 30 ms and 1 second or 5 seconds with 20% precision based on their system response needs. The solenoid can run at 1.8 amps with 20% tolerance when the resistance is set to 5.4 ohms or at 2.2 amps with 20% tolerance at 10 ohms resistance values to support a variety of application needs. The 2.5 kHz oscillator operates within a 10% tolerance area for applications that need exact timing coordination.
The card provides a 32-pin DIN 41 612 form D connector that creates strong and dependable connections. The card uses Euro-card dimensions of 100 x 160 mm with a 3 HE front panel height and 1 TE (solder side) as well as 7 TE (component side) width. The VT 5000S11/R5 operates between 0°C and 50°C with storage between -25°C and +85°C giving it the ability to handle diverse temperatures in its environment. The card weighs 0.15 kilograms and safeguards against electrical failures through short-circuit detection as well as overload and voltage variations.
