Product Details
Overview
The BMEXBP0400 from Schneider Electric is a 4-slot Ethernet backplane rack designed for the Modicon X80 series. This rack serves as a central mounting and communication platform for various Modicon modules, including I/O modules, BMX processors, specific application modules, BMXCPS power supplies, and BME processors.
Its Ethernet-enabled backplane ensures seamless data transfer between modules while maintaining signal integrity across the rack. Compact yet robust, this rack provides reliable mechanical and electrical connectivity for distributed control applications.
Features
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Modular rack design: Supports up to 4 slots for bus X and Ethernet modules
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Broad compatibility: Accepts I/O modules, BMX processors, application-specific modules, BMXCPS power units, and BME processors
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Reliable electrical connection: Equipped with a single XBE expansion connector for efficient module interfacing
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Low power consumption: 162 mW at 3.3 V DC and 2.8 W at 24 V DC
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Durable construction: Provides secure mounting for multiple modules and ensures long-term reliability
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Compact form factor: Lightweight 0.705 kg rack suitable for control cabinets and distributed systems
Specifications
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Model / Part Number: BMEXBP0400
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Manufacturer: Schneider Electric
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Series: Modicon X80
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Product Type: Rack 4 Slots Ethernet Backplane
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Number of Slots: 4 (Bus X + Ethernet)
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Compatibility: I/O modules, BMX processors, application-specific modules, BMXCPS power supplies, BME processors
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Power Consumption: 162 mW @ 3.3 V DC, 2.8 W @ 24 V DC
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Electrical Connection: 1 XBE expansion connector
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Weight: 0.705 kg
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Mounting: Rack for distributed control system installation
Applications
The BMEXBP0400 is ideal for systems requiring modular expansion and reliable Ethernet communication. It is used in:
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Distributed control systems using Modicon X80 modules
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Cabinets requiring secure module integration
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Automation setups with mixed processors, I/O, and power modules
FAQ
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Q: How many modules can BMEXBP0400 accommodate?
A: The rack has 4 slots supporting both Bus X and Ethernet modules. -
Q: Which devices are compatible with this backplane?
A: Compatible with I/O modules, BMX processors, specific application modules, BMXCPS power supplies, and BME processors. -
Q: What is the power consumption of the rack?
A: 162 mW at 3.3 V DC and 2.8 W at 24 V DC. -
Q: What type of connector does it use?
A: A single XBE expansion connector provides electrical interfacing for modules.
Additional Information
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- Purchase Guidance: Check product specifications and compatibility carefully before ordering to ensure proper application.
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