VT 5007-11a Bosch Rexroth Indramat
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The Bosch Rexroth Indramat VT 5007-11a is part of the VT-5000 IO Cards series and operates at 24 VDC with a power consumption of less than 50 VA. It has a maximum solenoid current of 1.8 Amps with a ±20% tolerance and a fuse rating of 2.5 Amps. The card offers command inputs of ±9 V, and features an oscillator frequency of 2.5 kHz with a ±10% tolerance.
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The VT 5007-11a is a Bosch Rexroth Indramat IO card that delivers stable control with 24 VDC operation and current consumption below 2 A. Signal handling is well executed, with ±9 V command inputs and a regulated ±9 V output held to ±1%. Reliable solenoid drive performance is a strong point, highlighted by a 1.8 A ±20% maximum solenoid current.
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The VT 5007-11a is an input/output interface card produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the VT-5000 IO Cards series. Mounted in a system rack, it links PLC logic with proportional valves and relay-driven loads by converting low-level references into controlled solenoid currents and supervising enable states. The board relies on a nominal 24 V supply and incorporates local regulation so machine builders can route command and feedback lines without adding external signal-conditioning hardware.
Four differential command inputs accept a swing of ±9 V, giving the controller symmetrical headroom for positive or negative drive signals. When active, the module draws less than 2 A from the cabinet supply; this rating helps determine backplane power requirements. An enable line must exceed 8.5 V before the power stages energize, providing a clear logic threshold for safety circuits. Downstream protection is handled by a panel-mounted 2.5 A T fuse that interrupts sustained overcurrent faults. Once enabled, the card can deliver up to 1.8 A ±20% of current to a connected proportional solenoid, allowing direct actuation of valves with coils that match the required resistance range.
The primary supply is specified as 24 VDC, and internal converters modulate this rail at 2.5 kHz ±10% to reduce ripple in the output current. A precision reference generator provides ±9 V ±1%, allowing external analog devices to be calibrated from the same source that feeds the command channels. For relay control, the coil winding has a resistance of 2150 Ω, which limits steady-state current draw and minimizes heat in densely packed enclosures. The permissible supply range extends from 22 V to 35 V, accommodating normal variation around the nominal input while maintaining stable card operation. Command inputs, relay outputs, and proportional-solenoid channels can therefore share the card’s regulated electrical platform without separate conditioning modules. Proper cabinet wiring should maintain the required enable threshold and place the fuse in the protected supply path so sustained faults are isolated from the remaining control system.
