Product Details
Product Description
The HIMA F 7130A is a dedicated power supply module engineered for PES H41q systems, converting 24 V DC input to a stable 5 V DC output for central devices and I/O modules. It ensures uninterrupted operation through built-in overvoltage protection, current limitation, and short-circuit-proof outputs.
This module features electrical isolation between input and output, enhancing system safety and reliability. Visual LEDs indicate the status of input (L+) and output voltages, simplifying system diagnostics and maintenance. Its compact footprint occupies only 4 SU, allowing efficient rack integration.
Technical Specifications
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Manufacturer: HIMA
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Model: F 7130A
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Product Type: Power Supply Module
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Input Voltage: 24 V DC (+15% / -20%, ripple ≤ 15%)
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Primary Fuse: 5 A gL
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Outputs:
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Central Device/I/O Modules: 5 V DC ±0.25 V, 10 A
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HIBUS Interface: 5 V DC ±0.25 V, 1 A
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Efficiency: ≥ 70%
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Electrical Isolation: Yes, DC/DC converter with isolation
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Protection: Overvoltage protection, current limitation, short-circuit-proof outputs
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Indicators: Input and output voltage LEDs
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Space Requirement: 4 SU
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Mounting: HIMatrix rack compatible
Applications
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Powering PES H41q central devices and I/O modules
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Reliable 5 V DC supply for safety instrumented systems
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Integration into HIMA safety cabinets requiring isolated DC/DC conversion
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Systems requiring robust short-circuit and overvoltage protection
Installation & Usage Notes
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Ensure a stable 24 V DC power source with proper grounding.
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Install in accordance with HIMA rack layout for efficient space usage.
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Verify LED indicators for input and output voltage status during commissioning.
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Use within recommended operating parameters for optimal module life.
FAQ
Q1: What voltage does the F 7130A convert?
A1: Converts 24 V DC input to 5 V DC output.
Q2: Can it handle short circuits?
A2: Yes, outputs are short-circuit-proof for enhanced safety.
Q3: How is the module monitored?
A3: Input and output voltages are displayed via LEDs for quick diagnostics.
Q4: How much rack space does it occupy?
A4: The module requires 4 SU of rack space.
Additional Information
- 100% Genuine Parts: All products are original and authentic, ensuring reliable industrial performance.
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- 12-Month Warranty: Covers defects in materials or workmanship; excludes misuse, normal wear, or unauthorized modifications.
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