The SAFT 171 PAC 58095141 is an amplifier board manufactured by ABB.
Item NO.:
SAFT 171 PAC 58095141Payment:
T/TMarket Price:
$500Product Origin:
Germany (DE) / Spain (ES)/ United States(US)Product weight:
1.7kgLead Time:
In stockShipping Port:
Xiamen
» Description |
Manufacture | ABB |
Model | SAFT 171 PAC |
Product ID | 58095141 |
Catalog | VFD Spares |
Description | SAFT 171 PAC Amplifier Board |
Country of Origin | Germany (DE) / Spain (ES)/ United States(US) |
Dimension | 252mm*273mm*40mm |
Weight | 1.7kg |
The ABB SAFT 171 PAC 58095141 Amplifier Board is a critical component used in various applications requiring precise control and amplification of signals. Designed by ABB, a leading technology company, this amplifier board offers advanced features and high performance.
The SAFT 171 PAC Amplifier Board is specifically engineered to deliver exceptional signal amplification capabilities. It employs state-of-the-art circuitry and cutting-edge technology to ensure accurate and reliable signal processing. With its robust design, the board is built to withstand demanding environmental conditions, making it suitable for use in diverse industries such as industrial automation, power generation, and robotics.
One notable feature of this amplifier board is its versatility and compatibility with a wide range of systems. It seamlessly integrates with ABB's PAC (Programmable Automation Controller) systems, enabling seamless communication and integration within a broader control network. This interoperability enhances system flexibility and simplifies installation and maintenance processes, saving time and effort for system integrators and operators.
Furthermore, the SAFT 171 PAC Amplifier Board also incorporates advanced safety features to ensure reliable and secure operation. It includes built-in protection mechanisms such as overcurrent and overvoltage protection, as well as fault monitoring and diagnostics capabilities. These features contribute to enhanced system integrity and reduce the risk of damage or failure in critical operations.